Remember when I told you how stalking your kids on Facebook could be worth your while? Well apparently, there’s a mum who did just that and might have saved son’s life in doing so. The woman—who has her very own media name now; Utah Mom—is one of few parents who realize that a child’s digital […]
5 Things Gen Y Wish Gen X Would Stop Saying
Talking about the generation gap between parents and children seems unnecessary doesn’t it, especially in this age. But honestly it is and will always will be a fact, a reality that you can’t get rid of no matter how technologically evolved we become. Because us grownups, we forget what it was like to be a […]
Here’s Everything You Need to Teach Your Teen about Online Privacy
It’s not secret, kids are not as concerned about online privacy as their parents are. For them, the more friends/followers/subscribers they have, the better. Since that in turn means more likes on their selfies, more reblogs of their post, more retweets of their tweet. But in doing so, they put themselves at great risk. They […]
6 Bad Digital Habits You Need to Break Right Away
I think we can all admit that we’ve got a few digital habits we’d rather not let anyone know of. But we do them so often that they’re almost second nature. And sometimes, we forget that those habits may not always be appropriate in certain settings. Take endless browsing, for example. We’ve all been down […]
What’s The Difference between a Cyberbully and a Cyberstalker?
So you probably see the terms ‘cyberbully’ and ‘cyber-stalker’ used quite frequently around here. I would’ve gone on using them as they are if not for an email I received earlier from a concerned mum of 2. “My son is being cyber-stalked by his classmates, too,” she wrote “He’s been getting lots of hurtful messages […]
The Recovering Addict’s Guide to Becoming a Responsible Digital Citizen
As if addiction to alcohol or drugs wasn’t enough, the turn of the century brought with it a whole new line of dependence. So now we’ve got ourselves internet addiction, which is pretty problematic, too. A recent incident of a teen who died from gaming 40 consecutive hours is an example. I was once an […]
The Quest for Perfection: Teenagers Still a Victim of Body Image Issues
At one point or the other, some parents will find their children in an unhealthy relationship with food. Because as awful as it sounds for someone as young as 12 to be worried about having the right waistline or being a size 2, it’s a harsh reality that parents need to prepare for. And it’s […]
5 Lessons on Parenting You Can Learn from ‘Boyhood’
I loved Richard Linklator’s 12 year project for many reasons, but don’t worry; this isn’t a movie review. But the reason I’m bringing it up here on this blog is because the film wasn’t just about Boyhood—it was also just as much about parenthood. It had quite a few valuable lessons on parenting, ones that […]
Employee Management: Emerging Trends for 2014-15
The year has seen some unbelievable technology breakthroughs but can these high-growth rollercoaster IT techs survive within the spectrum of those old, conventional and lethargic business practices? Adaptation is the recipe. How would you manage employees for crowdsourced projects? What are the tweaks for ensuring that your employees are not working on atypical management techniques? […]
Everything You Need to Know About Cyberbulling
Do you think there’ll be 1.75 billion smartphone users, nearly 40% of which are teenagers and nothing would ever go wrong? Not a chance. In reality, the cyberverse is just the same as a playground where there are the good kids, and then there are the bullies. What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is not that different […]