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For parents and caregivers

Editorial and safety standards

How TaleLuna uses parent guidance, language-specific standards and a separate review step for every new story.

Last reviewed: 5 August 2026

What the review step checks

Before delivery, TaleLuna checks the story against the chosen language standard for safety, age fit, clarity, originality, bedtime suitability and the parent’s request.

Parents set the boundaries

The parent or caregiver chooses the child’s age, interests, story length and topics to avoid. These details can be changed as the child’s needs change.

Important limits

TaleLuna is an AI-assisted storytelling service, not medical, psychological or therapeutic advice. Automated checks reduce risk but cannot guarantee that every detail suits every child. A parent or caregiver should read a story before sharing it and use their judgement.

A standard for each story language

Each TaleLuna story language has a versioned writing and review standard. Stories are written and reviewed in their chosen language, rather than translated from another version.

  • English

    en-2026-07-30

  • Deutsch

    de-2026-07-30

  • Italiano

    it-2026-07-30

  • Español

    es-2026-07-30

Corrections and updates

If you find an error or unclear statement on a public TaleLuna page, tell us which page and what needs correcting. We review reports and update public information when a correction is needed. This page is updated when these standards or their published language versions change.

Report a correction at info@taleluna.com.