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The best way to protect a child from harmful entertainment is to give them a deep love for what is…

Setting screen limits is often difficult because mainstream content is designed to be addictive, leaving children in a frantic and…

In an age of passive consumption, the most valuable skill we can give our children is ‘Tafakkur’, or deep reflection.…

Mainstream children’s adventures often rely on excessive violence, mean-spirited conflict, and cruelty as a source of excitement. This constant exposure…

It is common in popular media for characters to be rewarded for being ‘sneaky’ or for lying to get out…

Mainstream entertainment often uses rebellion against authority as a shorthand for being ‘cool’ or ‘brave’. Characters who are cheeky to…

Modern children’s media often introduces ‘dating’ plots and romantic themes at an alarmingly young age, making them seem like a…

The ‘everyone does it’ argument is one of the hardest for a child to resist. The desire to fit in…

Much of today’s comedy for children is built on sarcasm, roasting others, or being dismissive of authority. This ‘humour of…

Teaching ‘Haya’, or modesty, in a world that often celebrates overexposure can sometimes feel like a series of awkward lectures.…