As an educator, counsellor, speaker, writer and mother to 5, my blog is a merging of the professional and personal experiences to help give parents understanding, strategy and confidence to face the challenges of the modern world.
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Why is it so critical to critically evaluate content online? Well there is a lot of content online. Yes that is the understatement of the […]
Lets talk about the positive role of social media for young people. Allowing our children to engage in social media can be great for their […]
The world of digital parenting in a todays world presents us with many challenges. What we face is a world that is dynamic, fast paced, […]
Sending kids off to school with an internet enabled, often expensive new device in their backpacks, can be of great concern for many parents. They […]
Should you let your teenager on Yellow app, the new flirting/dating site used by over 7 million generation Z’s and dubbed the Tinder for young […]
Building resilience in a digital world must be a priority for our kids today. What does digital resilience actually mean? A while ago now resilience […]
What social network apps are kids using today? How can I make sure my kids are safe on these apps? How am I supposed to […]
At a recent presentation I gave on digital parenting, I had some feedback from a mum who said “I thought I was going to walk […]
Our increasing reliance on digital devices for pretty much everything, often leads us to believe that multitasking is indeed possible and even a prerequisite of […]
When should I let my child have Instagram? One of the many questions I get asked as it seems to be the social network most […]
This is a maths app sponsored review post for Inquisitive Games An app that allows your kids to defeat alien invaders, save the world and […]
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