
Revival of children's show Play School prompts renewed interest in slower-paced kids' TV
Writing in the Guardian, columnist Natalie Morris says the show's return offers an alternative to fast-paced programming aimed at grabbing children's attention.

Writing in the Guardian, columnist Natalie Morris says the show's return offers an alternative to fast-paced programming aimed at grabbing children's attention.
Parental monitoring, screen time boundaries, and open conversations with kids about online habits can help protect them from the harms of social media, according to NPR.

NPR Health published guidance aimed at parents navigating concerns about their children's screen use and safety online.

A therapist and mother of three shares strategies for managing emotions so parents can better show up for themselves and their families.
Daniel Lubetzky, founder of Kind Snacks and host of 'Build or Break,' discusses what he tells his children about success and failure.
Lindsay C. Gibson says children raised this way become adaptable adults capable of sustaining long-term relationships and meaningful work.
CNBC reported that psychologist Lindsay C. Gibson said children who develop these behaviors tend to become more adaptable, reasonable adults.

Jake Richards outlines potential loss of benefits, fines and imprisonment for parents as part of a "carrot-and-stick" approach to youth offending

Some parents are emailing employers on behalf of their teenage children, a trend experts say may raise doubts about a young worker's independence, according to a CNBC report.

A new feature lets parents keep children's listening history separate from personalized playlists and year-end summaries, according to TechCrunch.
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