The Bark Blog
A school Chromebook isn't the same as a personal device. Here's what parents should actually check, ask, and do once it comes home.
Suicidal ideation in teens often shows up online first. Here's what to look for in your teen's searches, texts, and social activity.
OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teens adds new safety features and parental controls. Here's what it covers, where the gaps are, and how Bark can help.
A parent discovers their son is being bullied online and doesn't know what to do. Titania shares the first steps every parent should take.
This page compares the Bark Watch and Apple Watch, highlighting their features and differences. It aims to help parents choose the best device for monitoring their children's online safety.
This page provides essential insights for parents regarding screen time and technology based on research findings. It highlights 10 key statistics that inform parents about children's online experiences, including the impact of screen time and AI chatbots.
This page provides guidance for teens on identifying whether they are communicating with a real person or a bot online. It includes signs, quick tests, and red flags that can help teens make informed decisions about online interactions.
Found porn in your child's search history? Titania shares how to talk about it and practical steps you can take to best support your child.
Model healthy screen time with 7 simple habits parents can start today, from phone-free dinners to setting a family tech agreement.
Bark is a parental control tool that helps parents and guardians keep their kids safe online. Check out our blog for helpful resources!
As summer routines come to an end, it's essential to adjust your family's tech rules for the new school year. This guide provides practical tips on managing tech use, from setting bedtimes to organizing homework time, ensuring a smooth transition back to school.
Not sure if your kid's ready to trade their smart watch for a phone? Here are signs to look for, and how to make the switch with confidence.
Kids' smart watch school rules are changing fast. Here's what parents need to know about bans, exceptions, and staying connected safely.
Here’s why one back-to-school training isn't enough to prepare educators for how fast the online world changes, and what stronger districts do instead.
One of parents’ favorite parts about the Bark Phone is how it can grow with their child. But how does that work? We break it all down in this blog post.
Whether your child uses devices for games or to connect with family, see how starting conversations about digital habits early can benefit your family in the long run.
In her latest column, Titania breaks down how parents can teach their kids skills for digital resiliency, even from a young age. This article provides practical tips and insights for fostering healthy digital habits in children.
Have you heard about Sammy’s Law? It’s a bill that could change how parents keep their kids safer online. Here’s what you need to know.
Kids online safety is a global issue. New data from Bark and UK nonprofit Internet Matters reveals that families in the US and UK are seeing the same risks and the same apps. Here’s what parents need to know.
For Bark’s eleventh birthday, we share the top 11 things we’ve learned — everything from how tech evolves to what parents should know most.
AI isn’t going away, but how should parents help their teens use it in a balanced way? Titania gives us her thoughts in this week’s post.