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TikTok Challenges and Safety Settings
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingTikTok, have you heard of it? Without question, this was the top-ranking app in 2020, with good reason. According to Forbes, the social media platform, used for creating, sharing and viewing short videos, had 850 million downloads in 2020. As the pandemic set in and lockdowns were put in place, TikTok grew exponentially in popularity. […]
Online Gaming: Is this a problem for my child?
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingThis past week I had the privilege of spending three days in a school, working face to face with students from 4th through 8th grade. Although I have been working with students all fall via Zoom, there is something special about being in the classroom with them. The conversation is naturally more interactive. One question […]
***News Alert***Drug Dealers Connecting and Selling Drugs to Kids on Snapchat
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingDid you know that drug dealers are wheeling and dealing with kids on Snapchat? And the drugs they are pedaling across your middle and high schooler’s favorite app are often laced with fentanyl, resulting in overdoses. While very scary, I wondered if my own high school junior knew about this trend on Snapchat. I asked […]
Helping Our Kids Process Digital Media About Capitol Riots
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingThe events of Wednesday, January 6th will not soon be forgotten regardless of your political preferences and beliefs. These events continue to dominate the news cycle in various forms, and so we continue to relive the events repeatedly. News stories, op-eds, video footage, and even various memes can be found everywhere on the Internet. As […]
Using Parental Controls Effectively with Kids
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingThis is the first in a multi-part series that will look at various parental monitoring options for children’s devices. Welcome to 2021! As the holiday chaos settles, and we start to work our way back to normal (not even sure what that word even means anymore), the new year marks the mental and physical opportunity […]
Should Kids Be Gifted Technology for the Holidays?
/in Blog /by Liz RepkingIf you are anything like me, you haven’t even put your Halloween decorations away, but yet, here you may be (queue up the “All I Want For Christmas” music) starting to hear the never ending Santa requests. Is your child begging for his first phone? Maybe a new gaming system? Or is it an upgrade […]
5 Ways to Keep Kids Safe When Gifting Technology
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingHopefully, you are putting the finishing touches on your holiday gifts and are ready to enjoy the beauty of the season. Maybe you are anticipating the squeal of your daughter’s joy as she opens up the gadget that has been on the top of her list for months! Maybe you are anticipating the days of […]
Helping Teens Process Online News During Pandemic
/in Blog /by Liz RepkingA week ago, I found myself constantly reading news articles about the coronavirus, the economy, the shutdown of the state and the multitude of other stories related to our current pandemic. As a 52-year-old, I can very honestly say that my generation has never experienced a set of circumstances such as these. My anxiety was […]
The New Year’s Resolution of a 20 Year-Old: Limit Social Media
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingWe have been looking for someone “in the trenches” to provide some thoughts on what it is truly like to grow up in this hyper digital age. Thank you to Jacob Kelleher, who is our guest blogger, and wrote this insightful article regarding his struggles around his social media use. We wish Jacob great luck […]
Social Media Posts Gone Bad: The Consequences
/in Blog, News /by Liz RepkingCan a pro athlete lose his multimillion-dollar job for what he said online? Just ask Jermaine Whitehead, NFL Cleveland Brown’s safety, who was fired Monday for his “unacceptable and highly inappropriate” twitter posts made after a rough game the previous day. Can a high school student be arrested for “joking around” about having a school […]