Family Accountability
What can you do as a parent to help your kids maintain accountability while at school, their friends’ houses, and other activities away from home?
In our technology-driven society, screen time replaces much of the time families used to spend together. How do we balance it with face-to-face interaction?
As children get older and ask for more privacy, what is a good balance of granting freedom while maintaining parental involvement?
The teen years are a period of intense growth, but the growing need for independence does not mean you are responsibly independent yet.
Responsibility does not come naturally to any of us! It needs to be taught. We should expect responsibility from our kids, not give it as an option.
Although there is no magic age, you will have a better understanding if your child is ready to have a phone by asking some specific questions.
The internet-connected world grows every day. Did you know that over a dozen consumer electronics can connect to the internet and share content online?
Web filters have their place, but don’t put too much trust in them. Here are three big limitations of any internet filtering software.
Technology has made it so easy for kids to engage in dangerous behavior that can go unnoticed by parents. What can a mom or dad do?