Getting our teens off their screens is somewhat of a modern-day conundrum. After all, they are Gen Z, the generation hailed as true digital natives and born in an age where devices fit almost like appendages to our bodies. How can we draw our kids out from their digital shells and engage and connect with them meaningfully in the real world?
Have you been feeling harried and hassled even before the new year began? Read on for family hacks we can adopt to stay sane amidst the hectic schedules.
The prominence of Internet technologies in the home exposes our children to other risks, including online safety, graphic content, privacy, and so on. But such technologies also possess great potential for our children’s development.
Nelson and Gina
Nelson and Gina Lee have been accredited facilitators with Focus on the Family Singapore for over a decade, beginning their involvement conducting relationship talks for tertiary students since 2011.
Driven by a passion for nurturing strong relationships, they have extensive experience in facilitating dating workshops for courting couples and pre-marital programmes for those considering marriage. They have also have led marriage retreats designed to deepen connection and commitment among married couples.
