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Do you want to know how to protect your children online? This generation of parents faces a challenge that few others have. The internet serves as a powerful tool for connection and the sharing of ideas. Still, more children need to get onto the internet every day to access school assignments. This is especially true […]

  We’ve all been there – we try to watch a video on YouTube or check out a new mobile app, only to be bombarded by ads. The same goes for our kids, too. Kids mobile advertising is relentless. The global in-app advertising market is anticipated to reach $226.4 billion by 2025, growing at a

Over the course of the last year, in dealing with the ongoing pandemic, you’re not alone if you’ve let your kids have a little more screentime than normal. The good news is that studies show that children can actually learn just as well from interactive technology (like apps) as they can from in-person teaching. Of course, in order to do so, they

More companies than ever are collecting data from kids online. It’s why there are federal laws and regulations in place, like COPPA, intended to keep children younger than 13 safe. Even so, thousands of apps don’t follow these laws. So how do you keep your kid safe in an age where children are online more than ever?

If your little one is afraid of the dark you won’t have to worry about these delightfully entertaining apps through Halloween night. From fluffy creatures in Sago Mini Monsters to trick-or-treating prep in Dr. Panda Candy Factory, these games are sure to get your child in the Halloween spirit! Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Pango Halloween

Spotty wifi or cellular service can be a real bummer when your child is playing games or learning online. Use offline mode in any of these apps to keep the fun going even when there’s no signal! Sago Mini World: Kids Games Epic – Kids’ Books and Videos States of Matter by Tinybop Hoopa City 2