Together with child psychologist Jarmila Tomková, we've prepared some FAQs and common parental worries regarding excessive internet use. Find out why such habits might be problematic—after all, your children might not be the only ones in your household with these habits—and learn how to address and improve them.
In the digital age, technology has become a constant companion in our lives, and even more so for the generation that we born into this new age.
Did you know that screen time can be a powerful tool to bring families closer together, rather than something that pulls us apart? By engaging with our children through technology, we can transform what might seem like solitary or passive activities into shared experiences that foster learning, creativity, and deeper bonds. How? Here are some tips for fun but also educational playdates.
Our kids are often seen as very tech-savvy, having grown up in a world where technology and the internet are impossible to avoid. But are they really as IT fluent as we think? We spoke with Alena Kanabová from Accenture, who has been involved in initiatives focusing on children's digital education. Let's dive into her insights into what our kids' skills are truly like and what steps can be taken to improve them.
As parents, we all want to see our children thrive and become independent, especially in their use of the digital world. However, as we encourage freedom and self-reliance, we often find ourselves grappling with the constant worry about their safety. Balancing the freedom for our children to explore and the need to protect them from potential harm can be quite challenging.
Online games are a popular pastime – not only for children. While many games are free to download, they often contain in-app purchases that can enrich gameplay and user experience. Even for adults, it may be difficult to resist the allure of buying enhancing features – so imagine how challenging it is for a child, excited to progress in the virtual game world. However, the purchases come with risks, including potential identity theft. Here’s what parents need to know to protect their children’s data while they get their game on.
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