Hoping to delay phones and tech for your child? You’re not alone - join the slow-tech parenting movement!

Learn how to find your slow-tech community in this article.

If you’ve decided to take tech slowly in your family, chances are your child will feel left out of social conversations happening on social media at some point.
Here’s what to do when that happens.

How can parents be the guardrails when it comes to online safety?
Set up a Family Tech Agreement- there are several meaningful benefits. It’s not just a set of screen time rules; it’s a powerful tool for building trust, structure, and healthy digital habits in your home with your kids’ participation.

If you've been wondering why kids today seem more anxious, isolated, or emotionally fragile than ever before, Jonathon Haidt’s book The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness” connects the dots.

It’s eye-opening, research-packed, and incredibly relevant for anyone raising, teaching, or working with kids and teens in the digital age.
Read our summary in this article.

Is your preschooler swiping picture books like a tablet screen? You’re not alone. It’s a growing concern for educators everywhere.

In this blog, we share a real-life story of a four-year-old who tried to "undo" a watercolor painting and declared a board book “broken” when it didn’t respond to her taps.

It’s a wake-up call about what too much screen time can do to early development and why basic skills like holding a crayon, turning a page, or creating something without an “undo” button still matter. If you're wondering how to help your child build the fine motor skills and critical thinking thinking they’ll need for school, this one’s for you.

The digital landscape has gotten complicated to navigate as a parent with kids on screens. Use this letter template to invite your child’s school to offer parent education in internet safety for your community.

As parents in today's digital world, one of the biggest challenges is figuring out how much screen time is appropriate for our kids. We want them to be tech-savvy but not consumed by television, tablets, and smartphones. So what's the sweet spot?

Parents, don’t you want to know which social media app is safest for kids?

Lisa Honold, director of Center for Online Safety, was guest expert on keeping kids safe online on the Totally Preventable podcast with Greg Thompson and Polly Allen.

Let’s push the EASY button by learning from other families how they’re getting themselves and their kids off their screens and sharing ideas on what’s working for you!

Help kids follow the rules and be intentional about screen time by setting up a Technology Contract, also known as a Media Contract.

Grieving parents all over the world are asking how they can get social media companies to take some responsibility for the deaths of their children.

What is a good “first phone” for my child or teen? Learn more about the safer options available for kids in this article.

Does social media make teens unhappy? A new study shows a correlation between the amount of time spent on social media and the happiness of teens.

Imagine your child just asked you if they could play a specific game or get a new social media account. How will you decide if it’s a good one?