Six promises. We wrote them in plain sentences because you are probably reading this in a parking lot with four minutes to spare.
There is no field anywhere in Moranne for your child's full name, school, diagnosis list, birthday, or photo. Nothing you write is indexed by search engines, and nothing is visible to anyone who has not signed in. When you tell a story, tell it the way you would tell a friend in your kitchen — not the way you would fill in a form.
Reports go to people, not a filter. Moderators can hide a message while they read it, ask a member to try again more kindly, or pause an account. Every action is written down with a reason. If we hide something you wrote, you are told what happened.
Parents and caregivers here share what happened in their own home. That is worth an enormous amount and it is not a diagnosis, a treatment plan, or legal advice. No one here speaks for a clinic, a district, or a therapy. If a member ever presents themselves as a clinician giving you instructions, report it.
Blocking is quiet and one-sided — they are never told. Leaving a circle removes it from your porch. You can change your display name whenever you like, and your saved posts and check-ins are yours alone.
Moderators can read reported messages and the thread around them, so a sentence isn't judged out of context. Moderators cannot read your saved posts, your private notes to yourself, or who you have blocked.
Moranne is a group of parents and caregivers, not an emergency service. If you or your child might not be safe right now, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, US) or call 911. If a message sounds like immediate danger, our safety check moves it to the front of the moderation queue — a person will see it sooner.
Moranne is a founding community. We do not publish member counts, endorsements, or testimonials we did not earn.