Tweens & Teens

Before your teens start scrolling, set them up with healthy screen habits. 

A survey found that 94% of women in C-suite positions played sports, while 80% of Fortune 500 female executives were in sports in their younger years.

Less than a year after the passing of his daughter, Emman, Kim chooses to find the good amid their family's loss. He talks about being a 'safe space' in this exclusive Father's Day interview.

“All their classmates have smartphones—are we being too strict?” Experts and parents say, it's okay to delay giving smartphones to your kids. Here's why.

It's terrifying, to say the least. That's why we asked a child and family expert for their advice.

8 parents on what it would take to give PH kids a social media-free childhood

Parents and educators give their honest opinion on a social media-free childhood.

Smart Parenting's resident sex education expert gives advice and recommendations.

Here are five practical tips to help your child limit her time on social media

The Bill does not include anything about toddler masturbation.

Nagkuwento ang isang mommy na na-bully noong bata pa siya at nagkaroon ng anak na na-bully din.

Narito ang iba pang mga suhestiyon mula sa Unicef.

Recent PH study finds that adolescents feel frustrated or discouraged when compared to others.

When teens become attached to social media, how can parents help them navigate the online world safely?

It is never okay for adults to have romantic relationship with minors.

The platform is introducing new features designed to guide teens' usage.

Here's how you can turn your tween or teen's favorite social media platforms into avenues for learning.

From scammers and cyberbullies to problematic influencers and more, there are so many things to worry about when exposing your kids to social media.

Social media is here to stay—might as well let our kids optimize learning while connecting.

"The influence of your life on me is immeasurable. The one constant source of love, wisdom, and strength has been you."

We have to remember that we are step-parents, not replacement parents.