How building a solid connection can help parents manage their teen’s digital use


Parents must be more involved with their children in navigating the digital world. Photo: Pexels

In a world where the glow of a screen remains a constant backdrop to daily life, parents today face a unique challenge in raising their children: staying connected to them in the age of smartphones and social media.

Adolescence, the hit Netflix miniseries, offers an eye-opening glimpse into this struggle. The show follows a 13-year-old teenage boy who is suspected of murdering his girl classmate.

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