Parenting in a Digital World

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      Allow or deny: What families should know about app permissions

      Learn why app permissions matter and how to boost app safety for your family. Discover tips for managing permissions, protecting data and building digital confidence.
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      Parenting in a digital world
      10/28/2025
      The new social media parenting: My kid posted online without thinking—now what?

      Discover social media parenting strategies. Learn neuroscience-based tips for guiding kids online, responding calmly and modeling healthy digital habits.

      Parenting in a digital world
      10/24/2025
      Trick-or-Treat with Confidence: A Safety Guide for Families & Communities

      Technology tips and tools to trick or treat with confidence: Making Halloween safer and more fun for you and your kids, from Marines Duarte.

      Parenting in a digital world
      10/21/2025
      How kids handle toxicity in online gaming—and what parents can do

      Toxicity in online gaming isn’t about keeping kids away—it’s about helping them stay in the game while handling bullying and building resilience.

      Parenting in a digital world
      10/14/2025
      A parent’s guide to AI in education

      AI in education is reshaping how kids learn. Explore the pros and cons of AI in schools and ways parents can guide kids in using tech responsibly, safely and effectively.

      The editorial team.

      Sharing a mix of research-based strategies and parent proven tips.

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        Parent-proven tip

        When is my child ready for a smartphone? It’s not about the specific age. Kids need to form a sense of identity outside of technology—not with technology.

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        Beatrice (Bea) Moise, M.S., BCCS

        Bea is a Board-Certified Cognitive Specialist, parenting coach, national speaker, and author of "Our Neurodivergent Journey."

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