Online Sextortion of Children Reaches Record Highs Worldwide
Online sextortion, the crime of threatening to share sexual images of a person unless they provide more content or money, is rising at alarming rates,
Strong Parent–Child Communication Builds Trust and Reduces Anxiety, Insights from a Cambridge Study
A recent study published in BMC Psychology offers valuable insight into how the quality of communication between parents and children shapes family well-being. Researchers found
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How to Talk to Your Teen About Social Media and Mental Health: A Parent’s Guide
Social media plays a major role in teen life today. But behind every scroll, like, and post, there are emotional layers that many young people
Why Age Matters: Mental Health Risks of Early Smartphone Exposure
When it comes to teens and technology, screen time often takes the spotlight. But recent research is raising a more urgent concern, the age when
How Social Media and Filters Are Changing the Way Teens See Themselves
Filtered photos are everywhere. For many teens, editing their appearance before posting is no longer optional, it feels expected. But recent research shows this habit
Why Parental Control Matters More Than Ever After the Mississippi Ruling
On July 20, 2025, a federal court gave Mississippi the green light to begin enforcing its new social media age verification law. This legislation requires
Teens, Chatbots, and AI Loneliness
Across the world, more teens are turning to AI chatbots for comfort, validation, and conversation. These tools don’t just answer questions, they simulate care. For
Screen Addiction and Suicide Risk: Why Robust Parental Control Tools Are a Mental-Health Essential
A new longitudinal study in JAMA Psychiatry followed more than four thousand U.S. tweens for twelve months and uncovered a sobering pattern: when children show