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Movies & TV

Is Dragon Ball OK for Kids? It Looks Like a Cartoon. It Isn't.

Common Sense Media says 10 and up for every Dragon Ball series, but the show looks like a children's cartoon and is often brutal. A dad's age guide to Dragon Ball, Z, Super and Daima.

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Gaming

Is The Witcher 3 OK for Kids? A Dad's Honest Age Guide

The Witcher 3 Remastered is out and free for owners. Is it OK for kids? A dad's guide to the Mature rating, what is in the game and what to do if your teen asks.

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Movies & TV

Bourne: Books vs Movies – Almost Nothing in Common

Only the first film is based on a novel, and even that loosely. The other four share a title and invent the story. Here is exactly what diverges, and why both work.

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GamingGuide

Is Zelda OK for Kids? A Dad's Age Guide to Every Game

Only one Zelda game in the whole series is rated Teen. The rest are E or E10+ - so the real question is not whether Zelda is safe, but which one to start with.

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Books

Mitch Rapp Books in Order – Vince Flynn's Series Explained

Every Mitch Rapp novel in publication and story order, where to start, and the thing nobody tells you — Vince Flynn only wrote fourteen of them.

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Movies & TV

The Best Tom Clancy Adaptations – Which Jack Ryan Works

Six films, four Jack Ryans and a TV series across thirty-six years. Which adaptations understood what the books were actually about, and which just took the name.

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guides

Is It OK for Kids? Every Dadnology Age Guide in One Place

Every Dadnology age guide in one place - films, shows and games graded honestly by a dad, with the specific scenes and settings that actually matter.

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Books

Competence vs Failure – The Two Kinds of Spy Thriller

Every spy story runs on one of two engines: the hero is the best in the room, or the hero is the one nobody wanted. Both work. Knowing which you want saves you evenings.

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Gaming

Is Roblox OK for Kids? A Dad's Guide to the 2026 Age Accounts

Roblox rebuilt its account system for under-16s in 2026. A dad's honest guide to Roblox Kids, Roblox Select, age checks, Robux and the controls that matter.

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Movies & TV

Is Stranger Things OK for Kids? A Dad's Season-by-Season Guide

Stranger Things is rated TV-14 from start to finish, but season one and season four are not remotely the same show. A dad's honest season-by-season age guide.

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Books

John Clark – The Best Character Tom Clancy Ever Wrote

Jack Ryan has the films, the games and the TV series. John Clark has the two best books. Why Clancy's supporting character quietly became his finest creation.

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Gaming

Is Fortnite OK for Kids? A Dad's Honest Age-Rating Guide

Fortnite is rated Teen, but the rating is the least interesting part. A dad's honest guide to the chat, the spending, and the controls that actually work.