Prevention is Better than Cure in the Digital Jungle: FRIENDSHIP
Friendship Over Followers Digital friendship isn’t enough. Teens spending more time online can lose empathy and social skills. Tip for parents:Prioritise offline friendships: clubs, hobbies, or shared adventures. Remember: Likes don’t last, but laughter does. 💬 Pause To Ponder Question: What offline activities bring your family the most joy? #DigitalJungle #ParentingUnplugged #ScreenSmartParenting #SocialSkills
Talking, Not Typing: Teaching Kids the Joy of Face-to-Face Connection
The Power of Human Connection: Why It Matters and How Parents & Educators Can Foster It In today’s digital world, children and teens are more connected than ever—yet studies show they are also experiencing record levels of loneliness and social anxiety. Meaningful, in-person relationships remain a key factor in emotional well-being, resilience, and long-term success. […]
Growing Up in the Age of Digital Solitude – Welcome to ‘Generation Isolation & What You Can Do About It!
More than half of the young people who use their phone the most want to reduce the amount of time they spend on them but many do not know how, a survey has found. A study into young people’s lives outside school from youth charity OnSide found that 76% of young people aged 11-18 spend […]