No matter how tech savvy you are, your kids likely have you beat. Digital natives see the world in a fundamentally different way than all previous generations. This makes 21st century parenting an unprecedented challenge. Join Marc Groman, an Obama White House tech and privacy adviser, and David Reitman, an adolescent medical doctor, for candid discussions and helpful tips about screen time, socia... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | ParentingEducation for KidsKids & Family |
From sexting to cyberbullying, Finstas to Rinstas, medical advice to parenting tips, Marc and David explore many of the highlights from season one. They share their favorite moments from the podcast including some of their guests' most controversial ... more
On this episode Marc and David bring Their Own Devices to the live stage with guest danah boyd, the world renowned computer scientist and author of “It’s Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens.” danah boyd is skeptical that tech has a negat... more
Your kid is playing a shooter game. You hear the guns, grenades and mindless shouting. But you know the real battle is coming when you call "dinner" or "bedtime!" The best way to understand your kid's obsession is to pick up a controller yourself and... more
Have you heard about the magic door our kids use? This isn’t a video game. Kids walk through this door and all of the rules, limits and restrictions parents place on technology disappear. You may know this magical gateway by its more common name, “th... more
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One of my favorite tech podcasts of all time. "Their Own Devices" deals with kids’ digital health and their relationship with tech and parent’s concerns. Great conversations asking insightful questions, including frank illuminating interviews with actual teenagers. Still very relevant today and definitely worth a listen. I’m currently re-listening to the entire series and enjoying it immensely.
I came across this podcast by happy accident and am so grateful I did. I have a rising 12 year old, followed shortly on the heels by an 11 year old and an 8 year old. I can sense we will be entering the world of personal devices in the foreseeable future, though we are holding off as long as possible. My kids are now in the notable minority among their classmates as kids without personal devices. Anyway, I’ve got a lot to learn, and Dave and Marc don’t shy away from any topic. Plus, they are ent... more
You guys talk a lot about appropriate age for smart phone... can you explore the difference between smart phone and social media, which are two different things in my house.
Interesting and truly useful guidance for anyone with a young person in their lives who wants to do anything with any device.
Extremely interesting and important topics with great choice of guests and great recording quality. However, authors need to learn to listen, they undermine guests by using their anecdotal stories to oppose academic research. Pure mansplaining. My advice learn to use ‘yes and’ instead of ‘yes, but’ sentences.
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