We talk a lot about how important parental controls are to put in place for your children, but often parents can have a technology addiction as well. Sometimes parents are even worse than their children! Learning to rein …
We are all about starting conversations about technology user. Kids with Android devices will send notifications to their parents’ Android or iOS device when new app installs are performed but our iOS child mode is growing fast lately so here are top 10 apps that chat …
A bold statement from an iPhone user – yes! I want to share why Android devices make better devices for our kids growing up with technology. Firstly, parents you do not have to change your iOS device to Android – our …
We have our very popular Always Allowed app list feature where parents can choose apps they feel are of high quality for screen time use. Once on this list, these apps do not count down the child’s daily usage limit. Typically we see parents …
Kids have been hiding things from their parents since the beginning of time. With the changes in technology, however, it has gotten a whole lot easier than stuffing magazines under their mattress. The good news for parents is …
Parents must do more than rely on the age rating of Apps! Gun Camera 3D is an augmented reality game rated 10+ on the Google Play Store and 12+ on the Apple Play Store and I would definitely …
A bold statement from an iPhone user – yes! I’m writing this with a bit of fire in my belly as for unexplained reasons, we’ve had several users write us in tech support recently asking why Boomerang can’t …
Are your kids constantly staring at their phones? Does that worry you? It may not be an addiction as the media portrays, but more of a compulsion or habit… Nowadays, we read and hear a lot about technology addiction, …
As a father of three young kids (ages eight, 10, and 14), and as a person who is passionate about technology, kids, and education, I want to make sure that my kids grow up to be good digital …
Growing up, most of us were subjected to undeniable embarrassment by parents who wanted to have “the talk” with us. They’d sit us down somewhere where we couldn’t escape, away from the protection of our friends or siblings, …