How Tech Can (and Can’t) Support You As A Parent – with Dr. Susan Walker
In this episode of Parent Tech, I talk with Dr. Susan Walker, Professor Emeritus of Family and Social Science at the University of Minnesota and the author of a textbook on technology and the family. We cover the historical context of parenting and how today's technology fits into a much longer story.We explore how parenting is different today and the ways parents use technology. Dr. Walker offers a grounded, judgment-free perspective: parenting has always been about your values, your goals, and the tools you choose to use to support them.Whether you're figuring out screen time, exploring tracking apps, or just trying to feel a little more confident—this conversation will remind you that you’re not alone, and there are methods to navigate through it.📌 Subscribe for more interviews, insights, and stories from parents at Parent Tech.Dr. Walker’s textbook:https://open.lib.umn.edu/technologyfamily/
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The Pok Pok Interview: A Kids App For Calm Play
Have you ever wondered how the apps your kids use are designed? Or wish they were designed better? In this episode we'll go inside Pok Pok, an Apple-award-winning kids app that's designed to promote calm play and exploration. This conversation with Pok Pok Founder and CEO Melissa Cash and Founder and Chief Creative Officer Esther Huybreghts covers screens and parenting, their design process, and how investors responded to their idea to make an app with no ads, no levels or points, and no text.Parent Tech is a project led by Andrew Hogan to explore how parents, kids, and technology interact. It covers screen time, smartphones, AI, and more.Learn more about Pok Pok here and get a 7-day trial and 25% off annual subscription, plus you'll support Parent Tech.Follow Pok Pok:X @playpokpokInstagram @playpokpokFacebook @playpokpokTikTok @playpokpok
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