You should know these slang terms if you want to keep up with what teens are saying now.

This article is for parents and caregivers interested in keeping kids safe online and includes key definitions and frequently asked questions about how to filter internet content to keep the bad stuff out and how to monitor what your child is doing online to help guide them in using the internet properly.

AI technology (artificial intelligence) has become the center of conversation lately, specifically tools like ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, Microsoft’s Bing and Snapchat’s AI chatbot. This article is part two in our series and identifies the harms to children and teens and how parents and educators can help.

Every parent wants to know WHEN kids should have access to smartphones, tablets, social media and we’ve got all the answers you need in this Guide to Digital Milestones for Kids.

Learn what you should be doing to protect kids online and prepare for their new freedoms at every age.

While using social media in moderation can be a great way to stay connected, being online constantly can hinder the growth and development of relationships with adults and others that could positively assist teens who are experiencing a crisis or other tough time.

The signs of bullying can vary but it’s important to watch for any major changes in your child which can signify they are experiencing bullying.

Purchasing counterfeit prescription drugs online is becoming more and more common and it’s extremely dangerous.

Why is Instagram pushing eating disorder content to its users, especially young ones?

How can you protect your digital reputation?

Why giving or receiving medical advice from social media is dangerous.

What is doxing? Here’s what parents need to know and some conversation starters to teach kids about doxing and what not to do.

Does social media make teens unhappy? A new study shows a correlation between the amount of time spent on social media and the happiness of teens.

Is your child playing video games? Here’s how to decide which games and apps are right for your kids and, bigger picture, how to keep kids safe online.

Imagine your child just asked you if they could play a specific game or get a new social media account. How will you decide if it’s a good one?

On ABC’s affiliate KOAT News Morning Show in New Mexico, our director Lisa Honold spoke about the common emojis used to buy and sell drugs online.

The DEA recently released an Emoji Drug Code Guide that helps parents understand certain emojis are symbols for buying and selling drugs online.