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Teaching Kids to Navigate the Digital World: Why Families Need

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With recent studies showing that teens spend an average of 7.5 hours a day on devices—and that more than 70% of sextortion victims in Canada are aged 12 to 17—it’s never been more critical for parents to understand the risks their kids face online. While smartphones help children stay connected and entertained, they can also…

Margot Denommé

Family looking at smartphones not unplugged

Digital Device Check-in

4 min read

In January of last year, a series of actions aimed at enhancing student safety and well-being concerning digital technology was initiated by the provincial government.  The integration of personal digital devices (PDDs) into classrooms has been a topic of significant discussion, as technology becomes increasingly embedded in daily life. The COVID-19 pandemic acted as a…

Angela Wanja

Use of digital phones by kids

Learn the fundamentals of Digital Parenting

2 min read

Join a free, introductory Digital Parenting webinar Thursday, June 25, at 1:30pm ET! It will focus on parents of children between 5 and 11 years old and will discuss questions such as how closely should we watch our kids when they are online, how can we help them stay safe when using the internet, and…

Carlie Parkinson

girls looking at a digital screen

Screen time during isolation – Quality over quantity 

4 min read

At PK Beans we spend most of our days focused on bringing play into children’s lives, as we believe play is the backbone to a healthy start in life. So, it isn’t surprising, especially during this time of social isolation, to be asked how parents can balance screen time and encourage active play. The mother…

Jenn Wint

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