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Connection and open conversation between caregivers and kids is the most important strategy for today’s digital parents. We’re here to help.
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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.”
Beatrice (Bea) Moise, M.S., BCCS - Editorial team
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Take the conversation offline with these tools.
Family online safety agreementDownload this contract template so everyone knows the house rules about using devices and technology at home.
Unlocking video gamesIf you don't know anything about gaming, read this.
Understanding cyberbullying7 in 10 young people experience cyberbullying by the age of 18.
Managing screen timeReview these screen time guidelines established by the Family Online Safety Institute.
First phone checklistBefore you hand over the phone, make sure it’s ready for your child to use. Change device settings, add parental controls and keep the conversation going.
Device online safety cardsBefore they get that new device, make sure they understand the new rules, too.
Talking with your kids about online safetyReview this list of questions together so everyone knows how to stay safe online.
Digital reputation checklistThis checklist helps your kids understand how to be a good digital citizen.
7 steps to good digital parentingIf only it was this easy, but it’s definitely a good place to start.
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