I live alone and have a grey that I have raised since she was 4 months old. She is a great companion for me as I have oodles of time to spend with her. I am retired. When my younger grandsons are over, 9 month old, 4 and 9 nine years old, I keep my grey and my eclectus in their cages as I want all of them to be safe. Parrots bite when threatened. Kids scream, run and hit when they are scared. Not a good combination. Now my 10 year old grandson is very mature and very aware of the responsibilities involved in owning a pet or being around one. My grey loves him and wants to be with him all the time. I don't worry about either of them together. Gabriel knows that if Ana Grey lands on his shoulder he must turn his face away until Ana Grey is removed to perhaps avoid permanent scarring and lots of pain.
My grey is part of my family. Greys require a lot of a lot attention. As others have said just like a two-year old child. They are messy and demanding. Some people can manage two or more small children together all the time, some can't. This is just, of course, my personal opinion. Only you know your situation and the temperament of the people involved in your household.
Thumbs up to you Ray for caring enough about parrots and family to ask for information. Good luck with your decision.