Teaching AI Literacy: How Families Can Understand and Navigate a World Powered by AI
Help your family understand AI basics, recognize when you’re interacting with it, and make wise choices about technology.
AI as a Mirror: Teaching Families Critical Thinking Skills in an AI-Driven World
Discover how to teach your family to evaluate AI, question outputs, and develop stronger critical thinking skills in an increasingly AI-powered world.
How to Teach Kids to Use AI Tools Safely and Responsibly
Teaching kids to use AI safely requires clear guidelines and honest conversations. Learn practical strategies for helping your family use AI responsibly.
PODCAST: The Family First Show Episode 103 – 15 School Bus Safety Tips, Tech Safety and Driving For Holidays
In this episode of The Family First Show with Marijo Tinlin, we will talk about how to keep your children safe on the bus, how to keep your family safe while using technology and 7 reasons why it might be a good idea to drive your family to your holiday destination this year. Segment…
11 Halloween Safety Tips for Trick Or Treat Fun!
Here we are, less than a week away from the spooky fun of Halloween. Your little ones (or bigger ones…) will be transforming into witches, ghosts, ninjas, Transformers and princesses. Here are 11 trick or treat safety tips from Debra Holtzman from her book The Safe Baby (Sentient Publications, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-59181-085-8). Holtzman is a former lawyer…
Back to School Safety for Your Child – iSafe Backpacks and The KidProof No Name Zone Pledge
According to the American Justice Department, 1 out of 4 kids in the United States is bullied. The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that 58,000 kids are abducted in the United States each year – that’s about 1 every 9 minutes. Now there’s a product that could actually help prevent these situations –the iSafe Backpacks and…
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McGruff.org’s Milstein Child Safety Center
One of the basic facts of life we try to teach our children is the difference between right and wrong. Sometimes it is easy, often times it is hard. But school age children are familiar with the subject of today�s Family First Site, one who makes it easy to tell them what is okay, and…
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Today�s site was one I had been thinking about for awhile (yes, I do occasionally plan ahead). But with events that have taken place in Floriday and Texas over the past week has spurred me to make it the Family First Site today. It is one that everyone should be aware of, as the information…
Children’s Safety Zone
Child safety has always been a focus for me. As the father of 3 children, I was a mother hen when they were very young. I was afraid to let them out of my sight, afraid they would fall and hurt themselves, or some bully would hurt them. My wife convinced me that kids will…
Child Safety on the Information Super Highway
Sometimes parents need to step back and take a look at what the Internet is, and what it involves. It is such a fast changing environment it should be done with some regularity. Today’s site is one that helps put that subject into perspective. Called Child Safety on the Information Super Highway, this site serves…
