Tag: digital parenting

Article • Jun 19, 2026

Signs a Child Has Tech Talent

The primary sign that a child is talented in technology is not measured by how much screen time they have, but by how they interact with digital devices and their methods for solving problems. If a child demonstrates rapid adaptation to new devices, possesses high curiosity about the systems behind applications, and actively creates instead of just watching, it is a strong indicator that they have great potential in the tech world.

Article • Apr 15, 2026

Government Blocks Kids’ Social Media Accounts, Time for Smarter Digital Guidance

The Indonesian government will officially deactivate social media accounts owned by children under the age of 16 starting March 28, 2026, to create a safer digital environment. This policy encourages parents to shift from simply monitoring screen time to redirecting digital activities toward more educational pursuits, such as interactive learning apps and logic development.

Article • Mar 14, 2026

Children’s Social Media Ban, Parents Take Action

The blocking of social media accounts belonging to children under 16 starting March 28, 2026, as stated in the policy information underlying this article, is essentially a moment for parents to reset their children’s digital habits so they become safer, healthier, and more beneficial.

Article • Mar 10, 2026

When AI Becomes a Learning Companion

AI has already become a new learning companion for many children, but its benefits will only be truly meaningful when its use is accompanied by guidance from parents and teachers.