Is your teen glued to their screen? It might be more than just boredom — digital addiction is real and growing. From social media scrolling to endless TikTok loops, constant screen time can quietly affect mental health and future well-being. Learn how to spot the signs, help your teen unplug, and take back control of family tech time.

Are you doing enough to protect your child’s digital well-being?

Online predators are using apps like Snapchat, Instagram, and Discord to target kids in terrifying sextortion scams—building trust, manipulating emotions, and then threatening them for explicit content. As these tactics grow more advanced, many parents remain unaware until it’s too late. Learn how these schemes work, what red flags to watch for, and the proactive steps you can take to keep your child safe. Are you doing enough to protect your teen online?

Snapchat can be a digital minefield. From predators to pornographic content and disappearing messages that erase the evidence, it’s no longer enough to assume your teen will navigate this world safely on their own. So how can you properly protect your family?

Teens today are more connected than ever, but constant screen time comes at a price. From mental health challenges to exposure to online predators, the dangers of digital addiction are real—and growing. As a parent, it’s crucial to understand what your teen is doing online, set healthy boundaries, and stay involved in their digital life.

An app designed to connect minors together via video chat has been the target of predators. So what is Monkey and is this app safe for your children?

Predators and cyber criminals will do all in their power to trick your teen into blackmail. Trauma, depression and shame can result from being a victim. So what can you do as a parent to protect your child and prevent this from happening?