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“Snap has a knack for capitalizing on teenage insecurities” Snapchat takes the already difficult experience of navigating relationships in the digital world and amplifies it, leaving kids feeling inadequate and insecure. If your child is on the app, it’s time to consider how

Are you struggling to have meaningful conversations with your kids? Drive-A-Logue can help you turn what may normally feel like an interrogation into an open, honest discussion. info.bark.us/4bHvCUE

Parents, don’t be fooled - TikTok does not support your child’s wellbeing. Users can still easily find videos using the “skinny” and “chubby” AI filter, as well as a host of other content that encourages comparison and unhealthy eating behavior. nbcnews.to/3EcyWut

“Instead of being encouraged to seek healthy coping mechanisms, online subcultures may lead kids to see violent figures as role models.” Your child will inevitably face emotional and mental struggles. The question is, who will they turn to in these moments? Reassure them they

“The issue is that frequent social-media use leads to people making quick, instinctive decisions instead of systematically evaluating risks. Rather than scrutinizing a suspicious link, they often simply check if the sender is familiar… young adults in particular have an intense

“Teens can easily locate dr*gs on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok, where dr*g traffickers often make advertisements in disappearing 24-hours posts, according to the DEA. These traffickers often use code words and emojis to avoid being detected by law

In case you missed it! 👀 We’ve gathered the 5 most impactful points from the viral Netflix series Adolescence about growing up in the digital age, along with conversation starters for discussing some of these issues with your kids. info.bark.us/3GexbgU

Predators go where the kids go, including games and platforms you might consider harmless. It’s never been more important to monitor your child’s digital activity and use safer tech. info.bark.us/4i3rtMo

“Just remember: The chatbots are programmed to keep the conversation going. It’s up to you to hold back—or hit ‘delete.’” Make sure your kids know that some information should never be shared online - even with chatbots. on.wsj.com/3FU52fb

“We see it occurring on a more frequent basis, and it's growing exponentially… It’s no longer on the horizon. It's a reality that we are dealing with every day.” bit.ly/44ofMwj

Is your kid having trouble focusing? Are they easily bored by normal activities? They may have “popcorn brain.” 👀 info.bark.us/4jc7wnP

"If parents are looking for a smartwatch that prioritizes safety over entertainment, the Bark Watch is the best choice available." bit.ly/42lYlvi

“These executives … they know. They know the harm this product does. They don’t allow their own teenagers to use the products that Meta develops. The hypocrisy is at every level.” tcrn.ch/42Chxnf

“This series is a must-watch for parents as it delves into the extremely problematic nature of kids broadcasting their lives 24/7 online for strangers… As consumers, it’s important for all of us to know what’s really happening to the kids caught in these situations so we can

“Here’s a simple way to determine whether an online platform is safe for kids: Does it connect children to anonymous unverified adult strangers? If so, then a great variety of harms are likely to ensue, and parents should be wary of letting their children use that platform until

Every year, NCOSE releases a Dirty Dozen list of the most dangerous and exploitative platforms. This year, they’re doing something different and highlighting real stories from survivors of online exploitation, most of whom are children. bit.ly/4lCUlhy

Not even teens are ignorant of the impact that social media has on mental health. If you’re not sure what platforms your child uses and where they like to hang out online, now is the time to start learning and talking with your family about digital safety.

If your child has access to these platforms, the chances of them encountering explicit content and predation skyrocket. The good news? You can take action today and use parental controls to help protect your child online. bit.ly/3RPAqxV

“Influencers aren’t your friends, no matter how personal their posts may seem.” Even though not all influencers are out to trick your kid, it’s easy for teens to fall for the lie that everything an influencer shares is true. The easiest way to help keep your teen from falling

At Bark, we know firsthand just how important mental health is to young people and their families. That’s why we’re so proud to announce our new partnership with Talkspace, which will make their therapy resources available to Bark teen users, along with free features and