Encouraging kids to read can be easy with this advice from Common Sense Media.

Our partners at Common Sense Media have good advice for parents about dealing with viral social media stunts.

Our friends at Common Sense Media share great advice for helping kids handle social media anxiety.

Are your kids using Google Classroom? Then you should know how to use it, too.

Dramatic, disturbing news events can leave parents speechless. These age-based tips on how to talk to kids about the news — and listen, too — can help. 

Find out which social media features are cause for concern — no matter which app your kid is using. 

The first step toward resisting the pull of digital products recognizing the tricks they use to keep you hooked. 

Help your kids resist the Photoshop effect. 

When you’re 2 or 3, every show is a new show. Read these tips for choosing titles you and your kids will love.

Kids become lifelong readers for all kinds of reasons. These tips will get them started.

Use this script to kick off a conversation with your kid. 

Our top-rated films of the year for kids, tweens, and teens. 

Embrace the fun over winter break with these creative activity ideas.

To make sure kids stay on task, use an automated to-do list, an at-a-glance scheduler, a site blocker, or another digital tool to prevent distractions. 

Do you need parental controls? What are the options? Do they really work? Here’s everything you need to know.

Apps, sites, and text hotlines help kids cope with issues from cyberbullying to suicide. 

Fire up FaceTime and get the fun started with ideas from show-and-tell to charades. 

Helpful tips and techniques to encourage and motivate your kids during virtual lessons in what promises to be a very unusual school year. 

The “So Now What?” webinar series wraps up with a range of great learning resources for families.

“We just want to make sure we have a good handle on our child’s mental health.”