Password Protecting Your Child’s App Download Feature
One of the most important means of managing your child’s online life relates to the apps that you allow them use. However, where do you start? How can you best leverage [...]
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Jim, Brian & Mother Theresa
Several months ago I was presenting to a group of professionals at the University of Dayton. The group consisted of teachers, counselors and school administrators –who [...]
2018 Teens Social Media Survey: Some Early Results
For the past month, we have been surveying students throughout Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky related to their use of social media and technology. By April 2019, [...]
A WIRED FAMILY UPDATE: Mom, Dad! Put Down Your Phone!
If you were stopped on the street by a reporter who asked, “what is the most important thing in your life, most of us would say “family.” Yet in practice, that might [...]
A Wired Family Update: Managing Your Child’s iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch
NOTE: This video was recorded prior to the IOS 12.0 release. As such, many of the procedures mentioned will only work for earlier versions of IOS. We will be providing a [...]
A Wired Family Update: Part 2 Social Media & Teen Depression
Welcome to part two in A Wired Family’s series on Social Media and Teens Depression. Last year we surveyed 10,000 students on their use of social media. To our surprise, [...]
A Wired Family Update: Virtual Reality Porn & Your Child
The past few weeks we have been busy traveling throughout Ohio and Kentucky presenting to students, parents and healthcare professionals on the issues related to the constant [...]
Hugh Hefner: The End of the Beginning Is Just the Start
I woke up this morning to hear the news that Hugh Hefner had passed away. In the book titled, “Chicago and the American Century: The 100 Most Significant Chicagoans of the [...]