The digital era has made keeping tabs on children’s behavior more difficult for parents, who often fret about the various dangers of constant connectedness – from smartphone addiction to age-inappropriate content to the threat of cyberbullying. So, how can tech be made more kid-friendly?

Many parents feel guilty for not having enough time for their kids – and when they’re with them, it’s easy to be distracted by devices. Lego Duplo has launched a campaign to encourage parents to put their phones away and focus on playtime – positioning its product as a tool for meaningful play.

For mums and dads, getting dinner on the table after an eight-hour day at the office is a complicated task. It’s even more difficult to ensure that they’re giving their children healthy and nutritious food that they will actually enjoy. So how are busy parents feeding their kids?

Students at Riverbend School in Chennai, India, learn compassion, self-esteem, and emotional intelligence. As happiness becomes a priority among jobseekers worldwide, the old, rigid curriculum is taking a backseat to personal character development.