We all know the ongoing debate of how much screen time is too much, how do we ensure that our children develop well? Perhaps we need to discuss how distracted parenting is affecting children. When it comes to children’s development, parents should worry less about their child’s screen time—and more about their own.
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With the new Crackdown on Intimate Image Abuse, a step in Strengthening Online Safety Laws, we will discuss what every parent needs to know. According to the UK Government, intimate image abuse—where explicit content is shared without consent—has now been classified as a “priority offence” under the Online Safety Act. This new law was just
The term “broken home” often carries a heavy stigma. Many believe children from such environments are destined for failure or trouble. However, the reality is much more nuanced. This article delves into the complexities of growing up in a broken home and how intentional parenting can significantly affect a child’s development. Defining a Broken Home
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Unlocking Your Child’s Potential through The Power of Praise and Encouragement. Parenting is a journey filled with countless decisions and challenges, each shaping our children’s future. Among the many tools we have at our disposal, one of the most powerful is how we praise and encourage our children. The right kind of praise can fuel
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Bullies have always been around, but there are some modern changes that parents need to know about. Cyberbullying is one of the new faces of bullying that parents need to know about. As cyberbullying has emerged with the development of technology, for many parents, it may feel a bit like uncharted territory. Cyberbullying is bullying
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Do you have the right digital parenting style? Research shows that there are three distinct digital parenting styles. According to Alexandra Samuel, a researcher who conducted a two-year study on digital parenting, these three styles are limiting, enabling, and mentoring. To the average parent, this doesn’t mean much—but it should. You fall into one of these three camps,
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The US Surgeon General has recently called for the implementation of warning labels on social media platforms. This is not the first time he has spoken out about the potential dangers of excessive screen time. This announcement has sparked widespread discussion about the potential dangers of social media, particularly for younger users. As this conversation
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Based on research, some factors answer the question of why young adults and the elderly are more vulnerable to cybercrimes. Both young adults (under 25) and the elderly (over 75) are identified as the most vulnerable groups to cybercrimes, though for different reasons. The elderly may be at risk due to limited knowledge of cybersecurity
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Embarking on the journey of self-discovery often involves uncovering our innate strengths and talents. In a world where conventional measures of success may overshadow individual aptitudes, it becomes imperative to recognize and nurture these unique abilities. From a deep connection with nature to a profound understanding of human interactions, each individual possesses a distinct set
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Imagine a situation where Happiness is seen as a priority on a global and national level. And parents can model happiness and raise happy children who learn how to thrive now and in the future. The reality is that happiness is not a destination is a journey. The United Nations recognizes the 20th of March
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