A map of digital milestones for kids, as described by @DevorahHeitner. For more advice, visit aura.com/thedigitaltalk
After you've had your initial "Digital Talk" with your child, tween, or teen, consider keeping the conversation going with these topics.
Watching your kids become more independent online isn't easy, but your biggest concerns can be managed with open and honest conversations.
Why don't teens want to talk about screen time with their parents?
25%Fear of losing devices
0%Think it's boring
50%Hiding online activity
25%Parents won't understand
4 votes • Final resultsWhen making screen time rules, don't:
0%State your family values
0%Say screen time positives
0%Bond over tech
0%Exclude kids from convo
0 votes • Final resultsYou're ready to have "The Digital Talk" with your teen. Use these topics as a key focus for your discussion, and it will be a success.
Which online scam targets children?
0%Contests
0%Free Software
0%Giveaways
100%All of the above
1 votes • Final resultsHow many hours of sleep should your teen get a night?
0%5-7
67%8-10
33%7-9
0%11-13
3 votes • Final resultsAs your tween turns into a teen, their online community expands and opens them up to things they can and cannot control. Encouraging these types of online activities will guide your teen to use their digital independence wisely.
Now that you're ready to have "The Digital Talk" with your tween, here's a refresher on the key topics to focus on. For a more elaborate list, visit: aura.com/thedigitaltalk
What is a healthy screen time for kids?
50%1-3 Hours
50%3-5 Hours
0%2 Hours Max
0%6 Hours Max
2 votes • Final resultsAt what age do most kids get their first cell phone?
50%8 years
12%10 years
25%12 years
12%14 years
8 votes • Final results































