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Parenting for Learning

Beyond Toys: Unpacking the Real Household Hazards for Children, According to a New Report

A recent safety report sheds light on the often-overlooked household items disproportionately sending children to the emergency room, revealing that batteries, not just toys, pose a significant risk.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · October 28, 2026 · 5 min read

EdTech

Navigating Connected Childhoods: COSMO JrTrack Pro Smartwatch and Kids' Safety

As technology increasingly integrates into daily life, parents often seek solutions that blend connectivity with safety for their children. COSMO's new JrTrack Pro smartwatch aims to address this need, offering features designed to keep kids connected while providing parents peace of mind.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · October 22, 2026 · 4 min read

Exam Prep

Clearview AI Helps Locate 34 Missing Children and Teens in Long Island Rescue Operation

A recent multi-day rescue operation on Long Island successfully located 34 missing children and teens, with Clearview AI providing crucial technological support to investigators. This collaborative effort highlights the power of partnerships in protecting vulnerable youth.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · October 2, 2026 · 4 min read

Parenting for Learning

New Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Intentional Substance Exposures in Schools

A recent study from Nationwide Children's Hospital highlights a significant increase in intentional substance exposures among elementary and middle school children at school. This vital research underscores the urgent need for tailored prevention strategies and robust support systems for young people.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · October 1, 2026 · 5 min read

EdTech

After-School Hours: When Parents Check In Most, According to iSharing Study

A recent study by iSharing highlights a significant trend: parents are most actively checking on their children during after-school hours, particularly between 3 and 4 PM. This period, when children transition from school to home or activities, accounts for a substantial portion of daily parent check-ins.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · September 25, 2026 · 5 min read

Exam Prep

The Alliance to End Human Trafficking Urges Senate to Bolster CLARITY Act's Anti-Trafficking Protections

A prominent anti-trafficking organization is calling on senators to strengthen safeguards in the proposed Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable individuals from potential exploitation in digital finance. This advocacy highlights the crucial intersection of technology, finance, and human rights.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · September 11, 2026 · 4 min read

Parenting for Learning

New Research Highlights Daycare Drop-Offs as Riskiest for Hot Car Tragedies

A recent study sheds light on a critical and often misunderstood factor in child hot car deaths: nearly half occur during intended daycare or preschool drop-offs. This research emphasizes that these heartbreaking incidents are often linked to routine disruptions rather than neglect.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · September 10, 2026 · 5 min read

EdTech

Child Safety Wearables: Balancing Protection and Privacy with Shari Bailey and Zigglebee

Parents are increasingly considering wearable technology to keep children safe, but what are the true benefits and potential risks? Shari Bailey, founder of Laila's Gift and creator of Zigglebee, shares insights on navigating this complex landscape.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 31, 2026 · 4 min read

EdTech

Zigglebee's InfoMate Wearable: A New Approach to Child Safety Beyond the Scan

Zigglebee has introduced InfoMate, a screen-free, battery-free wearable designed to enhance child safety by providing comprehensive information and support beyond a simple location ping. This innovative device aims to offer parents greater peace of mind with its unique features and subscription-backed platform.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 28, 2026 · 4 min read

Exam Prep

Which US Cities Have the Most Cautious Parents? A Look at Noise and Well-being

A recent survey commissioned by Alpine Hearing Protection sheds light on parental concerns regarding children's health and well-being, particularly in public spaces. The findings highlight which US cities are home to the most cautious parents and their specific worries about noise exposure.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 24, 2026 · 5 min read

Parenting for Learning

New Nationwide Alert for Missing Autistic Children: An Advocate's Perspective

A recent nationwide initiative for missing autistic children brings hope and practical considerations for families. We explore the significance of this development through the eyes of Shari Bailey, a special-needs mom and founder of Laila's Gift, an organization dedicated to supporting families with disabled children.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 24, 2026 · 4 min read

EdTech

New Study: Parents Actively Using Parental Controls for Online Gaming Safety

A recent study by HostingAdvice.com reveals that 81% of parents are concerned about their child's online gaming safety, with 44% actively enabling parental controls. This highlights a growing trend among families to leverage built-in safety features to protect children in the digital world.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 19, 2026 · 4 min read

EdTech

Online Gaming Safety: What a New Study Reveals About Stranger Contact and Parental Concerns

A recent study by HostingAdvice.com sheds light on the significant concerns parents have about their children's online gaming safety, including reports of stranger contact and other potentially harmful interactions. This valuable research highlights the importance of proactive safety measures and open communication within families.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 17, 2026 · 4 min read

EdTech

Beyond 'Zero-Tech': Why Age-Appropriate Connectivity Matters for Kids

The conversation around kids and technology often presents a stark choice: smartphones or no tech at all. However, a growing perspective suggests a middle ground, emphasizing the need for safe, purpose-built devices that allow children to connect without the pitfalls of unrestricted internet access.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 13, 2026 · 4 min read

EdTech

Back-to-School Safety: Practical Tips for Families from iSharing Experts

As students head back to school, iSharing experts offer essential safety advice for families, focusing on practical, actionable steps from emergency communication to online privacy. These tips aim to empower both parents and children with peace of mind.

By Dr. Matthew Lynch · August 7, 2026 · 5 min read

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