Tag: Digital Parenting

  • Online Grooming: A Must Read for Parents

    Learn about Online Grooming and how you can protect your family against it.

  • What US Parents Really Think About AI & its Influence on Kids

    Parents aren’t just aware of Artificial Intelligence Tools—they’re paying attention, and they’re increasingly concerned about how it’s affecting childhood development. Read on to find out more.

  • Netflix’s Adolescence: What Parents Can Learn

    Netflix’s Adolescence isn’t just a show — it’s a reality check for parents everywhere. Television shows have quietly shaped our lives for decades. They’ve reflected the way we dress, the slang we use, the places we dream of visiting, and even the values we hold dear. From cheering for heroes to hating villains, from imagining…

  • Screentime Schedules for 6 to 9-Year-Olds

    Screens are an unavoidable part of modern childhood. Whether for education, entertainment, or social interaction, children today are spending more time in front of screens than ever before. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends limiting screen time to one hour per day for children aged 2 to 12. But is that even realistic anymore?…

  • How to Set Up Parental Controls on the Peacock App

    Streaming services like the Peacock App have grown significantly since their launch, offering extensive content for diverse audiences. Since its launch in 2020, Peacock has attracted a substantial user base. According to recent reports by Evoca, Peacock has 36 million subscribers. While the platform provides entertainment for all ages, concerns arise over children accessing inappropriate…

  • What is Brain Rot and What Parents Should Know

    Back in 1884, Henry David Thoreau asked: “While England endeavours to cure the potato rot, will not any endeavour cure the brain rot – which prevails so much more widely and fatally?” Fast forward to 2024, and “brain rot” was voted Oxford’s Word of the Year (technically two words, but let’s ignore that).   And…

  • Social Media Self-Diagnosis: What Parents Should Know

     I never gave much thought to social media self-diagnosis until a recent trip to a doctor for a minor ailment. The sign that hung on the doctor’s door said this:  It was both amusing and eye-opening.  Diagnosis-related medical content has become increasingly widespread on social media, flooding user feeds with stories of illnesses, symptoms, and…

  • The Rise of ChatGPT and AI Chatbots: What Parents Need to Know

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how we interact with technology, and one of the most significant advancements in recent years has been the rise of AI chatbots like ChatGPT. These chatbots can answer questions, help with homework, generate stories, and even simulate conversations. While these tools offer many benefits, they also raise concerns for…

  • Parental Controls for the Metaverse: Protecting Your Kids in Virtual Worlds

    As parents, we constantly seek ways to protect our children in every aspect of their lives. With technology evolving rapidly, one of the newest frontiers we must navigate is the metaverse. This interconnected digital universe is becoming a significant part of children’s social and recreational lives. While it offers exciting opportunities, it also presents unique…

  • TikTok Duet Feature: What Parents Need to Know

    TikTok’s Duet feature allows users to collaborate on split-screen videos, fostering creativity and engagement. However, it also exposes kids to privacy risks, cyberbullying, and inappropriate content. This guide explains how Duets work, potential dangers, and essential safety measures parents can take to protect their children while using TikTok responsibly.