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The hours we regularly spend scrolling through our news feed seems to be altering our skull. Sounds bizarre, right? But […]
Google is bringing its own version of iMessage to Android
Finally, Google is going to bring an Android version of iMessage. And it is called Chat. The search giant keeps
Employee monitoring: A privacy breach or a productivity booster?
There are plenty of distractions in the office. Added to this are the distractions posed by the internet and social
Effective Communication with Your Teen 101
As parents, we are rather attuned to our teenagers’ behaviors and attitudes. The more you push them to do something,
5 Steps to Help Kids Learn to Manage Their Emotions
We all worry about our kids learning to manage their emotions. After all, emotions so often get us off track
Child Shaming – Why Is It Bad?
What really falls under the umbrella of child shaming? Here are a few examples: Making a child intentionally feel bad
Attention Parents: Online Predators Use these 10 Apps to Get Kids
On May 1, The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a stern warning to Wildec, the Ukraine-based developer of FastMeet,
Print Books or eBooks: Which are better for your child?
Reading can be one of the best experiences and pleasures in a young child’s life. Researchers from the University of
5 things you shouldn’t do when you argue with your kid
When kids grow up into teens, it looks like as if every conversation they have with their parent turns into
Not Reading to Your Children Could Leave Them with a ‘Million-Word’ Vocabulary Gap, Says Study
Reading has a number of intellectual benefits for both children and adults alike. Over the years, studies have shown that
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