From apps to physical devices, these parent tech products help parents get their many jobs done — efficiently and wisely. We offer parent product reviews and information so you can decide if these items are helpful on your parenting journey.
A six-year-old Arkansas girl’s letter is going to see Army women toys on the market very soon. See how it came about and what company execs think.
Amber Rollins, director of national child-pet safety advocacy nonprofit KidsandCars.org, admits it’s been pretty busy at her office—and not for the most fortunate reasons. An onslaught of hot car tragedies…
Amazon PayCode is making online shopping more accessible than ever. Amazon shoppers can buy online, and pay in cash later.
It’s a tough question many parents face: should they give their child a cell phone, and if so, when? We look at some details to help you decide.
Parents rely on them, thinking they’ll be the secret to saving a child’s life, but there are dangers to relying on wearable baby monitors.
The Bstroy school shooting hoodies are emblazoned with logos for Columbine, Virginia Tech, Sandy Hook and Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Check out the reaction.
Whether it is to save time or money, parents are turning to medical diagnosis apps to diagnose themselves or their children. Just how accurate is it?
The TikTok app is the latest and greatest thing in social media for meme-happy tweens and teens. TikTok is relatively new on the scene, however. That leaves many parents wondering…
Step aside, Ronald. The burger chain has purchased a company that uses artificial intelligence to create a McDonalds automated drive thru. See how it works.
Baby monitors can help keep parents feeling sane and connected to their babies — can a new Google baby monitor use AI to predict babies’ sleeping schedules?
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