Talking to our kids so they are prepared to reject pornography is worth overcoming the awkwardness and anxiety that go along with it. By having these conversations, you are building a solid relationship with them based on trust and respect. This will lay a foundation for them so they know they can come to you…
The way people use the internet is changing. We use apps instead of browsers. We live on our phones. We connect to the world through our screens. For the past three years Covenant Eyes has been working on a revolutionary screen monitoring technology. This service captures screenshots of your devices, detects sexual images using image…
It’s time that we took a good look at ourselves and reclaimed the use of our phones for good purposes. The always available distraction keeps us from more meaningful relationships. Instead, “we are becoming something like peacocks, preening and arranging our personas for the admiration of an online audience.” While many people think they can…
Communication for today’s adults, teens and kids has drastically changed from what it was a few years ago. We’ve moved from picking up the phone or meeting in person to direct messaging and video chat. Some apps available today on smartphones even go so far as to keep their messages “secret” by ensuring they are…
The rate of children sexually abusing other children has sharply increased over the past few years and can be attributed to our society’s consumption of pornography. We desperately need to deal with pornography in our families, communities, schools and churches. “I have said this before, and I will say it again: If we as a…
“There is a silent tragedy developing right now, in our homes, and it concerns our most precious jewels….Our children are in a devastating emotional state!”, according to Victoria Prooday (Occupational Therapist), “talk to teachers and professionals who have been working in the field for the last 15 years. You will hear concerns similar to mine”.…
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) conducted a study which highlighted the link between smart devices and attention spans, leading to a higher likelihood of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD). The JAMA study found that frequent checking of social media, web browsing and other online activities will increase the likelihood of “meeting ADHD criteria” two years…
Social media platforms are constantly changing, and teens have always been ahead of the curve. Do we know where our children ‘hang-out’ on the internet? Many teen social media users say that social media often distracts them from other important things: Fifty-seven percent agree that using social media often distracts them when they should be…
As your kids get older they begin to broach the conversation of when they can have a phone of their own. After all, Mom and Dad have one, or an older brother/sister and possibly even some kids in their class. Receiving a smartphone is a milestone in their life. Providing a smartphone to your child…
