How do children contribute safely?

A child's invitation is tied to a guardian — a parent or responsible adult who reviews everything the child submits before the family sees it. A minor's memory cannot be approved by anyone, including the archive's owner, until the guardian has signed off, and this gate cannot be turned off.

On top of that, contributions from minors are always held for review regardless of the archive's approval settings. The result is that a grandchild can safely be handed a link and asked "tell us about Grandpa" — and two adults will read the answer before the world does.