In partnership with Be in Touch, Dial a Nerd has created this page to give you all you need to begin you and your family’s digital wellbeing journey. Be in Touch recommends 3 pillars of digital wellness:
We get parents and children talking about the device use challenges they have, and how they can improve their daily digital habits. We speak in schools, run online learning experiences, and promote practical products that can help to make sure you and your children are educated, connected and protected when it comes to your digital wellness.
We simplify the complicated world of digital wellness with practical guides, resources, information and products. To ensure we are offering solutions that our parents and children really need, our work is driven by the search enquiries we receive every day.
Dial a Nerd is passionate about making technology simple for people. Dial a Nerd can help you with your digital wellbeing by recommending:
Bark’s affordable, award-winning dashboard proactively monitors text messages, YouTube, emails, and 30+ different social networks for potential safety concerns, so busy parents can save time and gain peace of mind.
What YOUR family needs to manage their devices. Being a bit more conscious about your kids’ parallel digital lives is a huge step ahead, and one you can take today! Take ownership of your “license to parent”.
Why Today’s Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy. A great asset for educators, counsellors and mental health practitioners.
How a Deeper Self-Understanding Can Help You Raise Children Who Thrive. A great read for parents looking to develop a deeper connection with their kids. An insightful journey of self-reflection leads to increased understanding and compassion.
A Handbook for Raising Kids in the Digital Age. The authors of this book are part of the team at Bark.us – one of the world’s best providers of parental filter solutions.
Get your child’s devices out of their bedroom. In the surveys we complete in schools we work with, as much as 66% of cyberbullying happens late at night, and unfortunately over 80% of the teens we talk to are allowed devices in their rooms at night, it’s a perfect storm for late-night bullying.
