Ship or Dip: When Your Child’s Worth Gets Put to a Public Vote
A new trend is making the rounds in school group chats, asking children to publicly vote on who is “worthy” of dating. It may look harmless, but the impact on self-esteem, empathy and online behaviour can be far more damaging than parents realise.
The TikTok Trend Hiding Under Your Kitchen Sink -What KLIKD Parents need to know about ‘Huffing’ and ‘Bagging’
Here’s what every parent needs to know about the household inhalant trend hiding in plain sight on TikTok.
Steal a Brainrot is causing havoc with our children’s moods. What to do?
Steal a Brainrot is the fastest-growing Roblox experience of all time. As of November 2025, it has racked up more than 43 billion visits and regularly has more than 20 million players online at once. Yes, really.
OpenAI made a TikTok for deepfakes – so how will kids tell what’s real?
OpenAI has launched a brand-new social media app. At first glance, it looks and feels like TikTok — short, scrollable videos, catchy music, and viral trends.
The twist? Every single video is AI-generated. No real people. No cameras. No reality
Help! My Child Wants to download another app!
“All my friends are on it” is the refrain heard in every household when our children beg for yet another app/game download. As parents we can feel manipulated, anxious, overwhelmed and sometimes even bullied into just saying ‘yes’. Here are five steps to holding your ground, each and every time.
The Blackout Challenge – a new level of TikTok Bleak!
The Blackout Challenge also called the Choke Challenge and the Pass-out Challenge, is not new!
But, as recently as August of this year, the pass-out challenge has re-surfaced once more to seduce and scare our tweens and teens into bizarre behaviours. Here is what parents need to know
How the TikTok algorithm figures out your kids (and what you can do to ensure that things stay above board)
Every wonder what the hook on TikTok is that keeps our teens coming back for more and more and more? If your t/ween is on TikTok they have undoubtedly landed up in a TikTok rabbit hole? How does the TikTok algorithm really work and do you need to worry about your screenager being exposed to harmful content?