Parents are navigating rapidly changing questions about first devices, gaming, social media, AI, boundaries and healthy digital habits.
Digital Tweens parent presentations combine research, relatable examples and practical strategies families can use at home. Sessions are tailored to the age and needs of your community and can be delivered in person or online.
First devices, smartphone readiness, family preparation and supporting children as their independence increases.
Screen use, gaming, sleep, routines, monitoring and setting expectations that can change as children grow.
Group chats, social media, online relationships, AI, peer pressure and keeping communication open when things go wrong.
Supporting parents through early digital experiences, family routines, screen habits and the foundations for healthy technology use.
Focused on the transition towards greater independence, including first smartphones, gaming, group chats, boundaries and readiness.
Supporting parents as young people navigate social media, relationships, independence, AI and increasingly complex digital choices.
Helping families consider readiness, preparation and the transition to a first smartphone.
Practical approaches to expectations, monitoring, routines and increasing independence.
Understanding how digital life intersects with sleep, relationships, attention, belonging and family life.

Dr Mark Yeowell speaking on stage at an education event about children’s digital wellbeing.

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