As parents in today's digital world, one of the biggest challenges is figuring out how much screen time is appropriate for our kids. We want them to be tech-savvy but not consumed by television, tablets, and smartphones. So what's the sweet spot?

Snapchat is trying to distance itself from the term "social media", since social media platforms are under Senate's scrutiny for harming kids. They’re saying - we’re not social media anymore. Learn more about their new campaign here.

The spotlight will be shining on all the Big Tech companies at the end of January.

We're gearing up for a major event in Washington DC on January 31st. There's a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on online child sexual exploitation and five tech execs will be there. It’s been awhile since we’ve seen Big Tech CEOs in a hearing and all eyes will be on them, as they try to explain why are kids still are not protected on their social media products.

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

CADCA has awarded Snapchat, the social media platform kids love and law enforcement hates for its disappearing messages and rampant drug dealers, "Humanitarian of the Year".

US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy continues his strong warnings against letting kids and young teens use social media. “We’re in the middle of a youth mental health crisis, and I’m concerned that social media is contributing to the harm that kids are experiencing,” he said.
This article will discuss what he said and add our thoughts on what’s still missing from the advisory report.