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Social media has a time and a place—but there are a few reasons that kids and parents need an alternative when they want to share.

It can seem like an overwhelming task to vet everything your kids want to install—but asking yourself these five questions can help you determine whether an app is safe, constructive and worth your time.

Many parents are facing the perfect storm of remote work and school closures, making it difficult to carve out time for productivity. Here are some tips for how parents can work from home while schools are closed, and maintain some sense of sanity.

Have you ever wondered how your kids are using their phones when you’re not around to supervise? We sat down with four teachers to learn what goes on when kids use tech outside the home—and what they’re doing to encourage good digital citizenship in their classrooms.

Official guidelines are great, but sometimes it’s just as useful to know how other parents use screens with their kids. So, we asked four families with young children to share their household screen time rules.

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.