How Blind Spots and Biases Hurt Our Kids

How Blind Spots and Biases Hurt Our Kids
Your child isn’t immune to making poor decisions when it comes to using adult technologies. fizkes/Shutterstock
Melanie Hempe
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All parents have strong biases when it comes to managing their children’s screen use. What are yours?

“My child would never send a nude photo. That isn’t how she was raised.”

Melanie Hempe
Melanie Hempe
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Melanie Hempe, BSN, is the founder of ScreenStrong, an organization that empowers parents to keep the benefits of screen media for kids while empowering parents to delay screens that can be toxic—like video games and smartphones. The ScreenStrong solution promotes a strong parenting style that proactively replaces harmful screen use with healthy activities, life skill development, and family connection.
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