Digital parenting in the Philippines
Filipino families raise children together: parents, grandparents, titas, older siblings and yayas, sometimes across countries. These guides cover the parts of digital parenting that are specific to how we live.
Digital parenting in the Philippines: a practical guide
How to raise children well in a connected world, in the realities of Filipino family life: extended families, OFW parents, shared devices and long commutes.
Parenting from abroad: digital safety for OFW families
Practical ways for parents working overseas to stay close to their children, support their caregivers and keep kids safe online from a distance.
Grandparents, yayas and relatives: keeping screen rules consistent
How to agree on screen rules with lolo, lola, yaya and other caregivers, without conflict, so children get the same message wherever they are.
How to talk with your kids about their online life
Conversation starters by age, the best times to talk, and how to respond when your child tells you something worrying.
Philippine laws that protect children online
A plain-language summary of the Philippine laws that protect children online, from the Anti-OSAEC Act and Anti-Bullying Act to the Cybercrime Prevention Act.
School devices, online classes and class group chats
How to handle school-issued devices, learning apps and class group chats, from late-night messages to mixing schoolwork with games.