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Does taking away devices hurt or help kids learn better habits? I’m afraid it just teaches them how to be sneakier…
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Taking devices away from your children can be difficult — you want them to understand the importance of time away from screens without resentment.
Yesterday I saw that my 13-year-old daughter was on PornHub. What do I do now?
Finding out that your child has watched pornography online can be shocking and scary, but rest assured that their curiosity is most likely normal behavior.
How do I navigate managing my kid’s screen time when they live in a split household, especially when the two houses have different opinions on tech use?
Family values are the guiding principles that help your family make decisions and live your lives as authentically as possible.
My 12yo wants to become a YouTube creator on cooking. We want to encourage his passions, and let him start a channel, but now, he’s constantly “creating content”. What can I do to fix it while still supporting his offline hobby?
Becoming a content creator is a popular career aspiration for many children and teens.
How can I remove my info from the internet and set up parental controls for my kids?
In today’s world, we all rely on devices and screens for much of our daily life. They’re present at work and school, and we often need them just to get from point A to point B. So how can you make sure your kids are using the internet safely and securely while protecting their privacy?
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