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Business, Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Education, Parenting, Tech Parenting, Technology, Telecommunication

How Has The Digital Tool Impacted Our Kids’ Grammar

Posted on by Curtinas Lim
girl-uses-her-computer-to-learn-at-home
01
Jan

We cannot deny the fact that the entrance of technology and digital tools has made a huge impact on our lives. Realised it or not, it has changed the way we consume media from the business industry like marketing to how our children are learning. It is so much easier, faster and convenient. But is […]

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Child Development, Communication, Friendship and Relationship, Parenting, Tech Parenting, Technology, Uncategorized

Dealing With Your Child’s Online Addiction

Posted on by Zachdev
digital-addiction-starts-young
27
Dec

How many times have you asked, “can you please do your chores, stop using electronics, finish your homework, or get in the shower”? While some kids may quietly pout and do it reluctantly, others may resist more vocally and exhibit inappropriate behaviour AKA have a total meltdown. Kids who chronically resist what they are told […]

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Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Parenting, Social Media, Tech Parenting

Your Child’s Social Media Exposure

Posted on by Zachdev
kids gathering around tablet
01
Jan

Social media is a growing part of the everyday lives of most teens and tweens. I’m sure you’ve experienced a time or two when you couldn’t get your kids attention because of the conversation they were having with others on social media. For the typical teen, social media has become a time-sucking rabbit hole that […]

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Child Development, Communication, Cyber Wellness, Education, Friendship and Relationship, Parenting, Social Media, Tech Parenting

Authoritative Tech Parenting?

Posted on by Zachdev
girl-crying-in-a-corner
11
Aug

Parenting articles and books have been encouraging parents to form close bonds with their child. But the advice dramatically shifts for the raising of older children, as pop-culture pundits suggest that it’s normal for teens, and even pre-teens, to disengage from their families. “She lives on her phone in her room, But what can I […]

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