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fromIndependent
3 weeks agoTales of post-Leaving Cert holidays: 'We made it back to the apartment totally bloodied and bruised and, as you can imagine, felt like death the next day'
The end of the exams sparks excitement for students, but raises concerns for parents about the safety and behavior of their children while partying abroad.
Travel
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Privacy technologies
fromThe Atlantic
2 months agoA Phone That Blocks All of the Bad Stuff
The rise of alternative devices reflects parental concerns about smartphone legacies and social media harms on children.
Families are increasingly seeking limited-functionality phones to mitigate social media exposure and foster healthier technology engagements.
Privacy technologies
fromThe Atlantic
2 months agoA Phone That Blocks All of the Bad Stuff
The rise of alternative devices reflects parental concerns about smartphone legacies and social media harms on children.
Families are increasingly seeking limited-functionality phones to mitigate social media exposure and foster healthier technology engagements.
#child-safety
Social media marketing
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months agoSocial media bans for teens: Australia has passed one, should other countries follow suit?
Social media's impact on children is a growing concern, highlighted by Australia's ban for under-16s.
The UK government is indecisive about similar bans, with mixed opinions from officials.
Social media marketing
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months agoSocial media bans for teens: Australia has passed one, should other countries follow suit?
Social media's impact on children is a growing concern, highlighted by Australia's ban for under-16s.
The UK government is indecisive about similar bans, with mixed opinions from officials.
NYC LGBT
fromNew York Post
2 months agoExclusive | Parents outraged by trans film for kids at Museum of Natural History: 'Should be off-limits'
The Museum of Natural History's inclusion of a drag-themed film drew significant criticism from parents for its perceived lack of relevance to natural history.
fromBusiness Insider
2 months agoMy teenage sons started strength training, which terrified me. I implemented some rules to keep them safe.
I'm now trying to be more open to my sons' interest in weightlifting, recognizing its benefits while addressing my concerns about gym culture and their well-being.
Parenting
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