Kids
Kids Need the Right to Be Forgotten on Social Media
The internet is forever, and we have neglected to consider we could be a cause of our growing children's shame.
by: Anne Radcliffe
Work
Why We Need to Have the Conversation About Elle Darby and Her Job
Influencer Elle Darby was roasted by the owner of a hotel for her request to stay there. The conversation it sparked is important.
by: Leisse Wilcox
Kids
I'm a Parenting Writer. So is it Okay That I Write About My Kids?
“What are you writing?” My seven-year-old asks, walking into my bedroom while I sit propped up against pillows, my laptop balanced on my thighs.
by: Brianna Bell
Mummy
My Son Has Rules About Snuggle Time
He knows I’m busy, but even my cheerful, easy-going child has his limits.
by: Alison Tedford
Tech
Why I Didn’t Text You Back
I look at my phone a lot during the day. A lot.
by: Leisse Wilcox
Tech
Are You Talking to Your Teens About Their Apps? This is How to Start.
The lack of rules for new technology makes staying out of your child's business completely potentially risky.
by: Cat Coode
Tech
Tagging the Dead is a Cringeworthy Social Media Trend - Not a Good One
Pay tribute to your dearly departed. But not like this.
by: Cassandra Scrimgeour
Tech
Texting is Now More Popular for Teens than Face-to-Face And That's Fine
There is a reason I am a writer. I’m better able to communicate electronically, and I form better relationships through my computer than I do in person.
by: Heather M. Jones