This blog post is the fourth a five-part series reviewing popular, affordable online platforms that teach kids to code. Each review focuses on four key areas that matter most when choosing a learning tool for children:

This blog post is the second in a five-part series reviewing popular, affordable online platforms that teach kids to code. Each review focuses on four key areas that matter most when choosing a learning tool for children:

This blog post is the first in a five-part series reviewing popular, affordable online platforms that teach kids to code. Each review focuses on four key areas that matter most when choosing a learning tool for children:

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List of best places in the world for single digital nomad mums (and digital nomad families) to raise kids

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A 1-min guide to Roblox for parents

Hear from a Gen A student on why they (and their younger cousins) love to use Discord, in this Kigumi exclusive guest post.

Learn what a parent needs to know about Discord before letting your child on.

The ability to digest, synthesize and apply relevant data (while discarding the noise) is the key skill for AI-natives.

Board game cafes are a great child development excursion for the whole family.

What do parents need to know about Minecraft before their kids start playing?

Learn how to support essential conversational skills in your household.

Learn about the 4Cs risk framework of online safety for kids

Learn about the social and emotional impacts of cyber risks on digital natives

Tips and advice on how to train your brain to respond better to exams, before and after.

A crash course-style list of major online risks for kids

Understand the difference between mediating and monitoring to decide what’s right for your family.