Jet and Team KIDS INC. Welcome You

TO AN OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE RELATIONSHIPS WITH FAMILIES AND PARENTS and BUILD GENUINE TRUST.

Where Youth Talent Shine and Parents Find Peace of Mind Online.

Become a Beta Tester!

Joining kidsinc.ONE prior to member on-boarding allows founding sponsors to create a grande welcome to families as the enter our world for the first time.


Having a welcoming business page that speaks to families without politics, activism or agendas is the first step in developing trust.


Our core membership is for families of talented kids who spend enormous amounts on nurturing their skills and providing opportunities.  They are here because they want what's best for their kids, tweens and teens.


There is no direct advertising to our members. Sponsors should engage our family with care. Provide fun, educational, entertaining content  -NOT ADS-.


However if you have products to sell, freely list them in the Marketplace where everyone has a chance to purchase.


We encourage nice pages, posts, videos and interacting with the talent. Singers, Dancers, Actors, Athletes, Models, Artists, Creators, Young Entrepreneurs, Micro and Macro kidFluencers, all who represent millions on their combined mainstream accounts across all platforms.

KIDSINC.ONE FOUNDING SPONSORSHIPS

Presenting Sponsor $25k - One Year

Title Sponsor $5000 - One Year

Presenting Sponsor - $2500 - One Year

Site Sponsor $1500 - One Year

Founding Member $499  - One Year

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US Department of Health and Human Services reports:  Far too many young people are struggling with their mental health and unable to get the support they need. We all have a role to play in supporting youth mental health and creating a world where young people thrive.


USSG ADVISORY ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH The U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory Social media use among young people is nearly universal, with up to 95% of teenagers, and even 40% of children aged 8-12, on social media. Despite this widespread use among children and adolescents, we do not yet have enough evidence to determine if social media use is sufficiently safe for them - especially during adolescence, a particularly vulnerable period of brain development.

  • Social media can expose children to content that presents risks and harm
  • Social media use can be excessive and problematic for children
  • Social media creates dopamine addiction in adults, teens and children
  • Social media tracks users, logs keystrokes, collects and sells data
  • Social media can be a tool for predators, stalkers and groomers to access children


KIDS ARE EXPOSED TO PORNOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC ADULT SEXUAL CONTENT


If we seize this moment, step up for our children and their families in their moment of need, and lead with inclusion, kindness, and respect, we can lay the foundation for a healthier, more resilient, and more fulfilled nation.

—Dr. Vivek H. Murthy
Surgeon General of the United States