Thousands of on-demand movies and TV shows are now available via a streaming service Netflix. Since recently after the series “13 Reasons Why” has been accused of promoting openly suicidal thoughts, parents raised the question if Netflix parental controls work.
Called one of the Web’s darker phenomena, the Blue Whale Challenge is estimated to have taken the lives of 130 children around the globe. Easy to enter, almost no way out. Kids get involved easily and parents do not even notice that something goes wrong till the fatal day comes.
You probably have already heard about GPS tracking. Used in bracelets of cell phones they are very much of interest for every modern parent. Should you use GPS tracking cell phone or a buy a bracelet. Read on to find out more.
Have you had a moment when your kid is being 5-10 minutes late from a playdate? Have you called them and they won’t pick up the phone? These are probably one the most most fearful thoughts for any parent.
The big question for all the parents worldwide: how can I make YouTube safe for my kids? Well, this is the question which requires the complex approach.
The school is coming! Yeah! Kids probably can’t wait this moment! So can’t parents! Anyway, with the following tips you can make this back to school process as smooth as possible.
21-century kids are different: they are more open to the world. They strive for multicultural communication, diversity, and no-borders opportunities. Their values are not restricted because of the access to any kind of information. No doubt, IT leap brought about lots of benefits to this generation.
Back to school soon! This time is a little bit stressful at the beginning because a kid has to reorganize their day time and their body has to refocus from fun to work. We’ll talk about how to make this switch as smooth as possible and, in the meantime, increase your kid’s school performance.
The access to any kind of information is not a problem today. Amid all these info flaws the thing is to ask right questions, especially if it comes down to children’s safety online. So below are the questions parents should raise about kids’ online security and obviously effective parental controls.
If you’re a mom or dad of a kid who uses constantly the Internet, then this video is for your kid. Make sure they watched it!
Opinion leaders in the Child Protection field are concerned about risks coming with the Internet use. Their focus points are expanded: from now on, they care not just about children’s poverty, illiteracy, violence but also about online safety.
In this context, their main mission is to find touch points between policies, parents, and IT companies.
Let’s see what the most powerful organizations in the world think about kids’ online safety and what they call the Universal Community for.