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6 things about screen-time habits rules worth your time
Screen-time habits rules come in four layers, only one of them yours: reading a school policy, seeing platform defaults, and writing rules that last.
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Screen-time habits rules come in four layers, only one of them yours: reading a school policy, seeing platform defaults, and writing rules that last.
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A mental wellbeing policy template for families, with fill-in fields for crisis contacts, online safety, platform reports, trusted adults, and review.
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A self-esteem and body image checklist for the feed: how a parent can show a teen mute and unfollow controls without a confrontation or a consequence.
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Which free cyberbullying tools a teenager can set up alone, matched to the problem, and what a parent adds with a screenshot, a dated log and a report.
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Teen safety in NYC high schools: how NGL and Yik Yak anonymous threats are handled, First Amendment limits, and written demands parents can make.
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Teen safety parenting with state attorneys general: the Meta, TikTok and Snap suits, how investigations and settlements work, and how parents file complaints and read AG reports.
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One invented household's family agreement, rewritten three times over five years, showing what happened to clauses that survived, changed, or were dropped.
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An age by age guidance policy template for families: one shared agreement, age-specific suggestions for three stages, and prompts for a planned review.
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Cyberbullying: what it looks like from outside, how to open the conversation without closing it, four responses that backfire, and the first two days.
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Teen social media use laws vary by country and state. Here is how to find the rule that applies to you, who can act on a problem, and what evidence to keep.