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Total Gadget Immersion – The New Nanny – Infographic
Gadgets such as smartphones and tablets are becoming more and more embedded in kids’ lives. From middle schoolers with smartphones to babies who are comfortable with an iPad but can’t work a magazine,...
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Cyberbullying: Why You Should Talk To Your Kids – Infographic
There is a lot to do before your kid’s school year gets started. Hopefully, having a talk about cyberbullying will be on your to-do list. According to a recent study by internet security company...
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Kids And Technology, More Mobile Than Ever – Infographic
We know the iPad has become a major hit with adult tech consumers since Steve Jobs first introduced the gadget back in 2010. But did you know tablets have scored big points with kids as well? Humans...
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Gaming In The Classroom, Game Based Learning Improves Student Engagement –...
Gaming gets a bad rap a lot of the time. It rots kids’ brains, turns them into vegetables; it makes kids’ socially isolated and neglect their studies — those are the most common charges, and are...
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Kids Want Parental Ratings For Apps – Infographic
Your kids like their privacy, but as a parent, they understand your goal is to protect them. This may come as a surprise, but according to a recent survey, 58% of respondents between ages 13 to 17 said...
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Who Says Chuck E. Cheese Is Only For Kids? – Video
My daughter is a huge fan of Chuck E. Cheese and we go there on a more or less regular basis. Looking around, it is clear that parents are not so much bothered with visiting. Take a look at the …...
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How Tech-Savvy Are Our Kids – Infographic
An infographic which looks into how tech-savvy our kids are with three predictions as to where we see kids and technology in 10 years. Source: Visual.ly, Angiolotty Tagged: Activities, Kids, Technology
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Apple Pays Parents $100M for Kids’ Covert App Buys
In today’s “Bloomberg Big Number,” Betty Liu reports that Apple is returning $100 million to parents whose kids purchased up to $30 of apps without their consent. She speaks on Bloomberg Television’s...
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