There are moments in parenting when you realize the things you once feared for your kids, the monsters under the bed, the shadows in the hallway, have quietly shapeshifted into something much harder to see. I had one of those moments on a long drive home from Nashville, with nothing but the open road, my dog Hopper riding shotgun and a podcast called Left to Their Own Devices to keep me company. I thought it would be background noise. Instead, by the time I pulled into my driveway in Michigan, I knew I needed to share what I learned about the digital dangers inside our kids’ hands, and why protecting them from those dangers is now part of life readiness and death readiness.