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Teaching empathy can be tricky when communication isn’t face-to-face. But with a bit of planning and guidance, your kids can develop healthy online communication skills.

Parents need to talk to their kids about healthy and safe online behavior sooner rather than later. And you can start with these six simple conversations.

So long as kids are taught to value real connections with real people, there’s nothing wrong with letting them use tech to improve and maintain friendships.

Many children are eager to join today’s most popular platforms, which means parents need to properly manage their kids expectations’ and educate them about the potential dangers of participating in these online environments.

Managing screen time can sometimes feel like a game of tug-of-war: the more parents try to set guidelines and limitations, the more kids try to cling to their devices.

It’s crucial for kids to understand the media and how it’s created. Consider these tips for teaching media literacy for kids both at home and at school.

Social media has become such a constant in our own lives that it can sometimes be difficult to take a step back, but there are a few things you should remember as your kids grow up online.

We know that being in control, while fostering independence, is a challenge — but it’s not impossible. Here are a few actions you can take to be involved, not overbearing, in your kids’ online activity.