The next time your child says “I’m bored, there’s nothing to do,” reach for this printout instead of the remote.

Whether your child is crafty, active, curious or silly, you’ll find something in this list that fits their personality—and encourages independence, imagination, and fun. And if they look at the list and still aren’t inspired, ask them to write 10 more ideas at the bottom that they like better.

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.

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?

This article is for parents and caregivers interested in keeping kids safe online and includes key definitions and frequently asked questions about how to filter internet content to keep the bad stuff out and how to monitor what your child is doing online to help guide them in using the internet properly.

Every parent wants to know WHEN kids should have access to smartphones, tablets, social media and we’ve got all the answers you need in this Guide to Digital Milestones for Kids.

Learn what you should be doing to protect kids online and prepare for their new freedoms at every age.