New Study Finds Digital Parenting Strategies Are Generational

By Zach Wilson
Digital Parenting
In this Saturday, Sept. 25, 2018, photo, Henry Hailey, 10, left, watches videos on YouTube while his mom, Barb Hailey, cooks dinner in Chicago. AP Photo/Martha Irvine
Digital Parenting
In this Saturday, Sept. 25, 2018, photo, Henry Hailey, 10, left, watches videos on YouTube while his mom, Barb Hailey, cooks dinner in Chicago. AP Photo/Martha Irvine

New Study Finds Digital Parenting Strategies Are Generational

By Zach Wilson
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A new study from the Family Online Safety Institute has found that digital parenting strategies are generational. Reset takes a closer look at the study and talks to listeners about how COVID-19 has affected their digital parenting.

GUEST: Stephen Balkam, president of the Family Online Safety Institute