Posts Tagged ‘#parenting’
“Take it Down: A New Tool to Combat the Unauthorized Sharing of Explicit Images of Minors”
This technology has the potential for significant positive contributions, particularly in safeguarding our youth from mistakes and digital harm.
Read More“Vapes disguised as school supplies worry authorities and prompt warnings as items pour into US from China”
A seemingly innocuous “highlighter” found in a young person’s room or backpack could easily evade suspicion from any parent.
Read More“The Age-by-Age Guide to Making this the Smoothest Back-to-School Transition Yet”
In our family, each new grade has ushered in excitement, challenges, and fresh experiences for both the children and us as parents
Read MoreYouth Voice: Advice for Parents About the VSCO App
I believe that if you are thinking about introducing your child to the social media world, VSCO is a great way to start with just a little monitoring. – Sadie (HS student)
Read MoreOnline Enticement Increased By 97.5% Between 2019 and 2020
As children become increasingly interconnected, it is vital that we remain vigilant and proactive in safeguarding their digital well-being.
Read More“Threads, Meta’s Twitter clone, starts launch countdown, plus a few details on how it works”
Due to its diverse content, Twitter is rated for individuals aged 17 and above. Considering the nature of the platform, this age rating appears appropriate and is widely accepted.
In contrast, Threads is targeting a slightly younger audience, with an app rating of 12+.
Read More“Local teen found in Missouri after allegedly being picked up by online predators; 2 in custody”
By setting expectations and encouraging dialogue, we empower them to be cautious users of social media. Teaching them to recognize the signs of online grooming is crucial
Read More“50 screen-free activities for kids to do over summer break, indoors and out”
These activities are designed to keep your children engaged and captivated throughout the summer. Let’s dive in!
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