So, picking up where we left off last week... What specific guidelines should we use with preteens and young teens? Utilize parental device checks as needed. While this does not mean constantly confiscating phones or other devices,
So, picking up where we left off last week... What specific guidelines should we use with preteens and young teens? Utilize parental device checks as needed. While this does not mean constantly confiscating phones or other devices,
In a WHAT kind of world? Technology has now become a primary medium for the social dynamics of adolescence from middle school through college and beyond. Parents MUST understand that digital social media is more than just
Frustrated with the tension at home with your kids and homework? Here are four simple steps to help increase the peace, along with your child's or teen's personal responsibility and growth: 1. Insist on a homework area
One of the most fundamental changes in parenting teens in our times is the lightning speed with which new technologies are embraced into and throughout their world. We are still working on how to handle emerging digital
My family has officially reached that time where we have made the decision for our young adolescent son to have his own smartphone (after having his own tablet for gaming/YouTube only for a year
I'm not sure there has yet been an app that has so immediately caused such a cultural impact as Pokemon GO. If you haven't heard of it yet, you probably think I'm kidding or exaggerating.
When I decided to pursue my Doctorate back in the day, I was eager to study the dynamics of family life and entertainment media. At the time, television was still king, so to speak. Smart phones and
Remember back when you were dating as a teenager, and you wondered why your girlfriend or boyfriend hadn't responded to your text within thirty minutes? So frustrating, wasn't it?! It's like, "What's the problem? Did I do
So, you're already very aware of how important it is to oversee and guide your teen's digital world - especially regarding his or her smart phone. What you want to know is: how far should you go
A study released by the British Psychological Society last week shows the consuming drive of many teens to stay on social media for all hours of the day and night contributes directly to sleep problems, depression, and