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On the fence about TikTok for your tween? These five facts might help you decide.
A new survey of 2000 mums and dads with school-age children found overwhelming agreement: It’s harder than ever to let kids be kids.
Kids sharing their deepest, darkest secrets with sympathetic strangers online? What could possibly go wrong?
Digital parenting styles are a definite thing - and in a world where online learning is here to stay, the style you adopt is more important than ever.
If only kids came with instructions, like a new appliance or an Ikea bookcase. But, alas, we are not that lucky.
What experts call "technology-facilitated domestic abuse" is on the rise across Australia, with worrying impacts for children.
A new study highlights the ambivalence Aussie parents feel about the promise - and the threat - of technology in the lives of their children.
Like it or not, we are all “connected parents” now, say Harvard experts Urs Gasser and John Palfrey. But while we shoulder a brand-new portfolio of responsibilities, we can still use traditional parenting strategies to get the job done.
Q: Since when did primary school become a place where your child could be bullied into sending nude photos - or receive hate-filled messages like “I am going to F-ing kill you”?
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Sign UpTo improve the level of online safety and protection given for children, the Family Zone parental app is being replaced with the world-leading Qustodio parental app.
Learn more