DaniLee’s to Host Special Event on Digital Parenting
October 21, 2025 - 01:03
In celebration of Digital Citizenship Month, DaniLee’s Helping Hands is excited to announce an upcoming digital parenting event titled “Tips & Tools For Back To School.” Scheduled for October 27, this informative session aims to equip parents with essential knowledge about best practices for navigating the digital landscape with their children.
The event will focus on age-appropriate devices and tools that can enhance learning while ensuring safety online. With the increasing reliance on technology in education, it is crucial for parents to understand how to guide their children in using these resources responsibly.
Participants will learn about various applications and settings that promote healthy digital habits. The session will also address common challenges parents face in managing screen time and online interactions. By fostering a supportive environment, DaniLee’s Helping Hands hopes to empower families to embrace technology positively as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
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