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Nov 10, 2026 · Instagram

Happy kids go in… then the algorithm carefully strips away their joy, imagination, and individuality. We’re shedding light on what Big Tech has been up to behind the scenes. Kids deserve better, and parents deserve to know what they’re up against. Watch the free short film today: https://info.bark.us/3WQiZ6a 🎦

Nov 9, 2026 · Facebook

iPhones were engineered for adults. Every feature, every decision, every default setting. And when you hand that device over to your kid, NONE of that changes. We have to stop choosing our kids’ phones based on what their friends have and start choosing based on how well they can protect them. The good news? The Bark Phone was designed from the ground up with your child’s safety as the priority. Not as an afterthought.

Nov 8, 2026 · Facebook

Worried about how much screen time your kids get at school? In some Utah classrooms, iPads were coming out on the first day of kindergarten, and kids on school devices kept sneaking off to Roblox, Minecraft, and YouTube. Representative Ariel Defay, a mom of three and Vice Chair of the Utah House Education Committee, sponsored HB 273, the Balance Act, after years of parents asking her for help, and her earlier work took on AI-generated explicit images of kids. She breaks down what will actually change at your child’s school, why every district’s version will look a little different, and how to make your voice heard before your district adopts its policy. You’ll also hear her personal rules for a first phone (no phone before 13, and no social media or internet access until 16), why she believes screens are making it harder for kids to read and focus, and the simple five-minute habit she recommends to bring balance back home. Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Officer and bestselling author of two books on digital parenting, also shares why risky online activity spikes between 3 and 5 p.m., after kids leave school devices behind. Key insight: Under Utah’s new model policy, kids in K-3 should see little to no technology in class, elementary devices should stay at school, junior high take-home devices become opt-in, and AI literacy becomes part of the core curriculum. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review wherever you’re watching or listening. It only takes 30 seconds and helps other parents find us. Join the conversation in our Parenting in a Tech World Facebook community: https://info.bark.us/join-pitw Explore the Bark Phone, which blocks nude photos and videos from being saved or sent: https://www.bark.us/bark-phone/ Links from this episode: - Learn more about Ariel Defay: https://info.bark.us/ariel-defay - Rep. Ariel Defay's UT legislative efforts: https://info.bark.us/rep-ariel-defay - HB0273: https://info.bark.us/defay-hb273 - In the news: https://info.bark.us/defay-news - Connect with Ariel on LinkedIn: https://info.bark.us/ariel-defay-li

Nov 6, 2026 · Youtube

Childhood is precious. Don’t let big tech steal it. Factory Tour, the short film, is OUT NOW at the link in our bio. 🔗 Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.

Nov 5, 2026 · Instagram

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Nov 4, 2026 · Facebook

Most parents don’t think of Pinterest as social media. But behind the recipes, crafts, and cute room inspiration is a platform with personalized algorithms, direct messaging, and the potential for contact with strangers. Just because an app looks harmless doesn’t mean it’s designed with your child’s safety in mind. So before you let your child use Pinterest, make sure you understand how it actually works and put the proper safeguards in place to help protect them. Send this video to another parent who needs to know what’s really happening on Pinterest. 📌

Nov 3, 2026 · Facebook

Next time you’re about to post a picture of your kid, take a minute to think about all of the people who could have access to that photo. Do you trust every single one of them? In the age of AI, we also have to remember that the risks are even higher. A public photo can now be saved and manipulated into something else entirely, without your permission. Most of the time, sharing that picture via text with family and friends is the safer choice! 🎧 For a deeper dive into this topic, check out our Parenting in a Tech World Podcast episode with Sarah Adams.

Nov 2, 2026 · Facebook

Her story will change the way you think about protecting your kids online.

Nov 1, 2026 · Facebook

Your kid needs to hear these phrases *before* they find themselves in an uncomfortable situation. Send this video to another parent so they have these on hand, too! Tessa Stuckey Licensed Therapist

Oct 30, 2026 · Facebook

Screen time battles have become a nightly fight in many homes, and pediatricians are seeing the fallout in the exam room: kids who aren’t sleeping, struggle to hold a conversation, and melt down the moment a device is taken away. Dr. Lisa Petit is a board-certified pediatrician with nearly 20 years in practice, a background in psychology, and three teens of her own. She joins Titania Jordan, Bark’s Chief Parent Officer and bestselling author of two books on digital parenting, to walk through her FIRST Down Framework (Focus, Intention, Resilience, Support, Teaching) and the Saturday her kids lost screens for the day and ended up writing songs and playing chess. She explains where gentle parenting falls short with tech, why parental controls work like training wheels on a bike, and how to talk with your teen about limits on Snapchat, Instagram, and gaming without it feeling like punishment. You’ll walk away with one change you can make tonight. Key insight: A screen time boundary is only as strong as the reason behind it and what you do when your child breaks it. The single most effective change most families can make is having phones sleep outside the bedroom. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review wherever you’re watching or listening. It only takes 30 seconds and helps other parents find us. Join the conversation in our Parenting in a Tech World Facebook community: https://info.bark.us/join-pitw Explore the Bark Phone, a kid-safe smartphone with parental controls built in: https://www.bark.us/bark-phone/ Resources mentioned in this episode: - Dr. Petit's website: https://info.bark.us/dr-lisa-petit - Screen Time scorecard: https://info.bark.us/screen-time-scorecard

Oct 29, 2026 · Youtube

Kids deserve to be kids without the pressure and comparison that comes with social media. If you’re a parent looking for a sign to delay, THIS IS IT.

Oct 28, 2026 · Facebook