Palette A — Damson

Where the setting actually is.

Cooler and quieter. The menu-path chevrons are damson, so the signature carries the brand colour itself.

The menu path

where to find it

Settings, then Screen Time, then Content & Privacy Restrictions, then Web Content

My BT, then My Products, then Extras, then BT Parental Controls

Settings, then Family Pairing, then Screen Time, then Set a limit

Earlier steps sit back; the destination steps forward. The chevrons are hidden from screen readers, which hear “Settings, then Screen Time, then …” instead.

In a sentence

Open the Settings app and go to

Screen Time, then Content & Privacy Restrictions

. If it asks for a passcode and you have never set one, pick something your child will not guess — not their birthday, and not the one they watch you type into the front door keypad.

Start with the layer you can change today

NetworkYour broadband and mobile network. One change, every device covered.DeviceThe phone, tablet or console itself.AppThe individual apps your child actually uses.ConversationThe part no setting can do for you.

Four layers, in order of how much they cover. The network layer is one change that reaches every device in the house, so it is worth ten minutes even if you do nothing else.

How fresh a guide is

Checked againstUpdated 6 weeks agoiOS 26.2

Checked againstDue a check — 13 months agoMy BT, Jul 2025

Parental-control menus move constantly. Every guide says what it was last checked against, near the top, where you can see it before you trust it.

Palette

#17161CText
#EFEDE8Field
#FFFFFFGroups
#5B2E4ADamson · 10.85 / 9.28
#3B6B52Fresh · 6.16 / 5.26
#8A6119Stale · 5.52 / 4.72

Ratios are against white card / page field. Every value passes WCAG AA for body text on both.

That’s your palette sorted.

Palette B — Damson & Heather