Lifestyle decluttering: A lifestyle guide to decluttering your home, room by room
Practical strategies for clearing clutter from every room, borrowed from how professional organizers work.
Lifestyle: Living Well
Lifestyle covers the rest of growing up: sport and clubs, instruments and bands, friendships, first jobs, pocket money, travel and the slow arrival of independence. Pieces connect these to media where relevant and leave them alone where it is not. For young readers and the adults trying to be useful.
Sport, music, friendship, first jobs, pocket money and independence, the parts of a young life shaping what a person later watches and plays.
Online bullying signs: How to recognize when your child is being bullied online
The signs are quieter than you'd think: a phone turned face-down, a favorite game abandoned, a joke about 'drama' that isn't a joke. Here's what the evidence says to watch for, and what to do next.
What movie, TV, and game ratings actually tell you
Three separate voluntary systems label the screens in your home, each run by different people and each measuring different things. Here is who assigns them, what the labels mean in their own words, and where the research says they fall short.
Kids watch you scroll: modeling healthy phone habits
Children learn phone habits from what you do, not what you say — here's how to model the relationship with your phone you want them to copy.
Kids' fitness apps: what helps and what's hype
Which parts of kids' fitness apps actually move children — and which features are borrowed from adult fitness culture.
Mealtime media habits and what research suggests
What the evidence actually says about screens at the table — and how families run mealtime rules without mutiny.