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When the Algorithm Forgets the Child
The recent revelations from the FTC’s antitrust trial against Meta have stirred rightful outrage. Evidence shows Instagram’s algorithm recommended millions of minor accounts to users
Sextortion Is Now a Federal Crime: What the “Take It Down” Act Means for Families
On May 19, 2025, the United States took a major step forward in protecting children and teens from online exploitation. President Donald Trump signed the
What Is Cyberbullying and How Can You Deal With It?
Cyberbullying isn’t always loud. It doesn’t always look like name-calling or direct threats. Sometimes, it’s subtle.It’s silence after you speak in a group chat.It’s people
Parental Control Just Got Smarter
As kids spend more time online, the risks they face are growing and evolving. Cyberbullying, sextortion, and self-harm can now surface anywhere, from a text
What Is Nomophobia and Why Should We Be Concerned?
Nomophobia, the fear of being without your phone, is more than just a modern inconvenience. It’s a growing mental health concern, especially for teens and
Trump’s AI Education Order: Necessary Innovation or a Risk to Childhood?
President Trump recently signed an executive order mandating the introduction of artificial intelligence education across U.S. public schools. The plan includes new curricula, teacher training,
Dangerous Apps: What Parents Need to Know in 2025
A recent warning from the Fort Collins Police Department reminds us that the most dangerous apps on a child’s device often don’t look dangerous at
Why Kids Can’t Focus: The Rise of Attention Fragmentation
In today’s digital world, attention is constantly under attack, especially for kids. With endless notifications, app-switching, and algorithm-driven content, staying focused has become harder than
What To Do If Your Child Is a Victim of Sextortion
Understanding Sextortion Sextortion is a form of online abuse where a person threatens to share sexual images or information unless demands are met. Most victims