Carey Bryson is a children's advocate and mother of three. She collects children's DVDs, and she has reviewed over 200 children's movies.

Carey Bryson has worked in educational settings to tutor children of varying ages. She has also volunteered as a child crisis counselor and completed training in crisis prevention and counseling. In her work reviewing children's media, Carey has interviewed researchers, child psychologists, actors, and producers. She has also provided feedback on shows in production.

Carey graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelor's degree in Psychology. Her area of emphasis is child psychology, and she hopes to obtain a master's degree in Child Life when her children reach school age.

The media is a great source for entertainment and learning in children's lives, but it can also be a danger. This site is dedicated to helping parents make informed decisions about the movies and TV shows their children watch. Parents can also find resources including information on tools for parental control of media consumption and ways parents can use movies and television to talk with their children about important subjects and values.