Digital Parenting
How to Prevent Teen Digital Self-Harm
Digital self-harm with teens is a trend parents need to be concerned about. What is digital self-harm? It’s the “anonymous online posting, sending, or otherwise
08/16/2024
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Digital self-harm with teens is a trend parents need to be concerned about. What is digital self-harm? It’s the “anonymous online posting, sending, or otherwise
In the digital age where everything is a click away–the lines between privacy and public display often blur. Among the many topics discussed, sexting stands
How is social media affecting teenage mental health? Research shares that nearly half of teens (46 percent) say they are now online constantly — which means they
Today most young people are attached to their devices, which has become extremely concerning to parents. More worrisome is what is happening to teenage mental health from
We are now facing a time when nearly all teens (96 percent) are using the internet every day, and the amount of young people who
Did you discover your teen is sexting or posting inappropriate content? In a study by JAMA Pediatrics the sending of sexually explicit videos, images or
Teenagers and smartphones are part of today’s generation that adults need to accept, but it doesn’t mean we don’t stop being parents. We must take steps
As the digital world continues to expand, so does its influence on young people. It is becoming increasingly important for parents, educators, and other adults
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