By Janice Robinson-CelesteUpdated October 14, 2026 Quick Review Check that your teen’s account is private and review who can see Stories and send messages. Turn on comment and content filters, and decide together whether to hide like counts. Review tags, time reminders, and available Family Center supervision tools. Make the settings check a conversation, not […]
By Janice Robinson-Celeste Audio: Audio version coming soon. A message pops up in the class parent group: “Did you get the alert? Do we go get them?” If you have ever wondered what happens when a school gets a threat, knowing what school staff and emergency responders actually do, and what helps most from your […]
By Janice Robinson-Celeste A carbon monoxide alarm is one of the most important safeguards to check before you turn on the heat for the season. Carbon monoxide (CO) has no color or smell, and its flu-like symptoms can be easy to mistake for the usual winter sniffles, especially when there is no fever. Quick Review […]
Audio Version: Audio player to be added by SCN before publication. By Janice Robinson-Celeste A Pennsylvania mother thought AI-generated sexual images were something that happened to celebrities, until she learned a classmate had allegedly used an app to create sexual videos from pictures of her daughter and five other girls. A new investigation adds an […]
By Janice Robinson-Celeste Quick Review Parental controls can set useful boundaries for screen time, content, apps, messaging, and purchases, but they cannot guarantee a child will never encounter something harmful. A control only works as expected when it is set up for the right account and device, and when the app or service supports it. […]
You hand your child’s ADHD pills to the school office and trust they’ll be locked away, counted and given as prescribed. That’s the routine families should be able to rely on, and recent news from Washington is a timely reason to ask how your school’s process works. By Janice Robinson-Celeste Audio: Audio version coming soon. […]
