Tag: digital parenting

Did you know you can turn your iPhone into a "dumb phone"? It's a simple way to reduce distractions or give your child a safer smartphone experience with fewer apps and less internet access.

Remember: Your child is not to blame. And there are practical steps you can take to protect your child and any future investigation.

Children are adopting AI 3× faster than adults. Should we be worried?

It's not just kids who need help navigating AI—our grandparents need support just as much.

Raising kids with Apple devices? These new features can help.

This mom's story sparked an important conversation about Roblox safety. Find out how Smart Parenting Village parents share what works for their families.

With the new bill, will the Philippines be the next country to restrict social media use for young people?

More Filipino professionals are heeding the call to manage social media use in children below 16

Singapore launches a nationwide movement to help families build healthy screen habits. Here’s what Filipinos can learn.

Created by an entrepreneur and mom of twins, Kloak understands what parents need when it comes to protecting their kids' privacy online.

Because in a world where children can encounter explicit content online early, you don’t want to be the parent they hesitate to talk to.

Another push in a growing list of Senate measures aiming to set age limits on social media use among minors.

A historic verdict against Meta and YouTube underscores the risks of social media for children.

Australian teens share their experiences under the social media ban.

What exactly is “Tech Neck,” and why should parents care?

A new bill has been filed in the Philippines seeking to restrict social media access for minors.

A U.S. lawsuit claims platforms were designed to hook kids, raising questions about whether social media can actively harm young users—and if companies knew it.

A father of two tweens explains how they push for a phone-free childhood

Spain becomes the first European country to ban social media for children under 16.

“We are implementing these guardrails to protect teens in the digital world, not from the digital world,” said Dr. Garth Graham, Global Head of YouTube Health.

“To be honest, it’s getting to the point where it’s becoming a little bit of a tense issue,” Prince William admits.