A little while ago, I received an email. It was one of those messages that instantly caught my attention. It was from cyber security specialist Kaspersky. The email quoted research stating 87% of parents would fit stairgates in their home to protect their children, but only 13% use online security systems. That, however, wasn’t all.
I recently attended a couple of sessions to see what ideas Apple has to encourage constructive use of screen time. Here’s what I learned.
Online safety is a big concern for us mums and dads. As my children get older, I’m giving more and more thought to this issue. For these reasons I am over the moon to feature Adele Jennings in the latest ‘Dadbloguk Q&A’ post.
Do you know about the PEGI age rating system for video games? Here’s a useful guide for parents.
Just as the Christmas holidays have ended and children have gone back to school, The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has produced guidance saying screen time for kids may not be as bad as we all thought. I’m sure many parents would have preferred this guidance to have come out before the
