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, …
If you don’t have Boomerang, or something like it, your kids aren’t safe online. I just returned home after a month abroad, half of which was spent driving down the east coast of Australia. While I was there, …
I would like to precede this post by saying that I’m not a parent (yet). I have, however, been witness to parenting and parental worry because I was the first born of three girls. I was not brought up online. When …
If you’re like me, (a tech-savvy twenty-something) and even if you’re not, you’ve probably experienced the odd video game binge. If you haven’t, you probably know someone who has, be they your friends, your kids, or your friends’ …
I recently shared an updated guideline from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), which gives parents an idea of how much screen time (across all devices) their children should be allowed. There is continued debate about how much …
Incognito Mode is known by many names: incognito, private browsing, hidden browsing, and even as feature in Microsoft’s Edge Browser (Windows 10) named, InPrivate. What’s the big deal with Incognito browsing? For parents purchasing mobile devices for their children, a …
How we try to balance device time Our lives are typical in terms of how busy we’ve become as our kids grow up. I think this constant go-go-go that we’re on is somewhat created by us, the parents, …