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EveryParent
PARENTING · ANDROID

EveryParent

by Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County

A unique, local resource full of info for Palm Beach County (FL) families.

4.40 ★
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Overview

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App Download

Get EveryParent from an official store or available APK channel.

Available for Android

Previous Versions

ZIP files require a Split APKs Installer (e.g., SAI) from Google Play to install. Steps: 1. Download SAI from Google Play; 2. Open SAI and tap "Install APKs"; 3. Select the ZIP file; 4. Complete installation.

V15.0.0.0-prod
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Package Name
org.cscpbc.parenting
Version Name
V15.0.0.0-prod
Version Code
V15.0.0.0-prod
File Size
67.27 MB
Update time
2024-6-11
V14.1.8.0-prod
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Package Name
org.cscpbc.parenting
Version Name
V14.1.8.0-prod
Version Code
V14.1.8.0-prod
File Size
45.81 MB
Update time
2024-2-29
V14.1.7.0-prod
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Package Name
org.cscpbc.parenting
Version Name
V14.1.7.0-prod
Version Code
V14.1.7.0-prod
File Size
40.53 MB
Update time
2023-5-5
V13.1.0.0-prod
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Package Name
org.cscpbc.parenting
Version Name
V13.1.0.0-prod
Version Code
V13.1.0.0-prod
File Size
40.5 MB
Update time
2022-2-22
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the latest version of EveryParent?

The latest version currently listed by Appspicked is V15.0.0.0-prod, with information updated on Mar 11, 2026. Versions may vary by device, region, or rollout schedule, so users should also check Google Play or announcements from Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County.

Is EveryParent safe to download and use?

No website can guarantee that an app is completely risk-free. Appspicked recommends downloading EveryParent only from an official app store or a verified channel operated by Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County. Before installing, confirm the developer name, package ID org.cscpbc.parenting, requested permissions, privacy policy, and download source.

Why can’t I find EveryParent in the App Store?

EveryParent may be unavailable because of regional restrictions, device incompatibility, account or age settings, a temporary removal, a name change, or because it has not been released for that platform. An Android package page does not necessarily mean that an iOS App Store version exists. Check Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County’s official website for current availability.

Where can I download or update EveryParent?

Use Google Play or another official download channel provided by Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County whenever possible. Appspicked provides app information and store links, but users should verify the destination domain and publisher before downloading or updating the app.

Why is the version shown on Appspicked different from the app-store version?

The information on Appspicked may represent the most recently indexed snapshot. App stores sometimes release updates gradually or display different versions according to region, device, operating system, or testing group. The official store listing should be treated as the final reference.

Which devices and operating systems support EveryParent?

EveryParent is listed for Android, with a reported minimum requirement of Not specified. Actual compatibility may also depend on the device model, region, available storage, hardware features, and installed system components.

Is EveryParent free?

The initial download may be free, but subscriptions, advertising, paid features, or in-app purchases may still apply. Prices and available purchases can vary by country and version. Check the payment information displayed by Google Play before completing a transaction.

What should I do if EveryParent cannot be installed or updated?

Check the network connection, storage space, operating-system version, account region, and device compatibility. Restart the device and try again through the official store. If the problem continues, consult the support resources provided by Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County.

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