Most parents start the day with a flood of notifications. Between PE kit reminders and PTA bake sale requests, school emails are a constant presence in your life. It’s easy to click a link quickly when you’re worried about your child missing out on a trip or a space in an after-school club.
Time and again I have said my generation of parents was the first to have to handle social media. It was completely uncharted territory. Nonetheless, social media is enters kids’ lives much sooner than parents tend to expect. Friends join platforms or see viral content at school. Before you know it, the fires of curiosity
Let’s talk about screen time. If you’re a parent, you already know it’s one of those everyday battles that never quite goes away. It’s an issue I have written about many times and it doesn’t get easier as your kids get older. Tablets, phones, apps, they’re just part of life now. Kids grow up with
Fatherhood has evolved, facing challenges unimaginable a generation ago. Protecting our kids’ privacy online and managing their screen time effectively? Not exactly in the parenting manuals our dads might have read. But here we are, in a digital landscape, navigating everything from data security to device addiction. So, how can a dad juggle all of
Here’s a question for you: How much time do you spend online with your children? What if I told you some new research carried out by Roblox and Internet Matters has found some teenagers actively want to spend time online with their mums and dads?
