Kids' digital readiness relies on responsible parenting, not experience
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Kids' digital readiness improves with good parenting habits like explaining reasoning for rules, negotiating restrictions, and providing more freedom as children become ready for it.
Kids’ digital readiness is not dependent on age or owning a device, according to the first national study measuring it. The study lands just as the under-16 social media ban is being tested, and it su...(+3538 chars hidden)
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