Ebooks can be a game-changer for children who are just beginning their reading journey or those who find reading challenging, including kids with learning difficulties.

Children aged between 4 and 7 can use computers. This isn't to say that serious computer use should be a primary focus for these young minds. However, this age bracket is perfect for children to engage more with computer games and educational programs designed specifically for them.

Investing in a family phone, particularly a landline situated in a central spot in your home, can be an excellent way to encourage family connectivity.

Navigating the choppy waters of online interactions can sometimes lead us into the stormy territory of negativity and harassment. However, sailing through these situations can make all the difference.

Tablets, much like their pocket-sized counterparts, smartphones unlock a treasure trove of endless content that ranges from the educative to the purely entertaining. However, this digital bounty comes with its pitfalls—addiction and time lost in the virtual vortex.

Virtual violence isn't just another aspect of digital play; it has real consequences, especially for our younger audience. Children, with their social and emotional skills still in the early stages of development, find themselves particularly vulnerable.

We've also set some ground rules together. No screens before homework or chores are done, and we've agreed on a reasonable limit for screen time on weekends. These rules help create a routine and make sure she's not glued to a screen all day.