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Sarah Kimmel
Welcome to Family Tech Talk, hosted by me, Sarah Kimmel, also known online as FamilyTech. I have been an IT manager for over 20 years, while raising 2 teenagers. Our homes have become just as complicated as corporate networks, and digital parenting can be overwhelming. You need real tech advice from an expert to help you flip the script and become the tech expert of your own home! The tech news you get on other channels will give you a lot of “speeds and feeds” but here we let you know only about the tech news that is relevant to your home and your family. On Family Tech Talk you will get real world advice from experts in their field on how they use technology to make their world a little easier. And since I speak fluent movie quotes, you may find a bit of pop culture sprinkled in. Don’t be ruled by technology, take back the power and have a healthy relationship with the technology in your home, I can help you get there. Learn more at https://familytech.biz
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So, your kid is officially a teenager now.
You know exactly what that means: the parental controls that used to work flawlessly are suddenly useless. Your teen is fighting you on every single restriction; they’ve probably discovered at least three workarounds you didn’t know existed, and phone time has turned into a daily household battle.
If you are exhausted from playing the role of the “screen time police,” I have some great news for you. We aren’t going to talk about how to lock down your teen’s phone today. Instead, we are talking about how to responsibly unlock it.
Welcome to The Graduation Plan—a three-stage framework designed to transition you from a tech warden to the person your teenager actually comes to for tech advice.
Why Strict Parental Controls BackfireBefore we look at the plan, let’s talk about why staying in “hard lockdown mode” forever completely backfires.
Think of parental controls like training wheels. They are incredibly useful when your kid is first learning to ride, but if those training wheels are still attached when they are 17 and heading off to college, we have a problem. The goal was never to master the training wheels; the goal was teaching them how to ride the bike independently.
💡 The Reality Check: When a teenager finds a workaround to a parental control app, it is almost never a tech problem—it is a communication gap.
If you win every single argument using the “my house, my rules” approach, you might still lose the bigger battle. If they leave your house at 18 having only behaved because they were digitally blocked, they will head to college with zero practice managing their own digital lives. It’s just like handing a freshman a credit card when they’ve never been taught how to budget. They will run up debt.
We need to let them practice managing their screen time while we are still nearby to guide them.
Stage 1: The Audit & The Digital Peace TreatyThe first stage is all about opening a real conversation instead of a negotiation where both sides already know how it’s going to end.
The Opening MoveWords matter here. Do not say, “We need to talk about your screen time.” That lands about as well as announcing a surprise dentist appointment.
Instead, try this exact framing:
“I’ve noticed that you’ve been really responsible with [pick something specific: e.g., texting me back, driving safely, turning off your game when asked]. I want to start moving away from being the screen time police and try a more collaborative approach. What is one setting on your phone that drives you the absolute craziest?”
By opening with a specific positive and handing them the floor, they will start talking instead of defending.
The Data AuditOnce they tell you what bothers them, have them pull up their Screen Time (iOS) or Digital Wellbeing (Android). Look at it together.
- Rule #1: No judgment, just data.
- Rule #2: Let them speak first. Ask, “What does this report tell you about your phone usage?” You’ll be surprised at what they notice when they aren’t being lectured.
Set Your Red LinesNegotiate on the time limits, but establish your Red Lines—the non-negotiables that keep them safe.
| Instead of saying… | Say this instead… | | “I require administrative access to all your social media credentials so I can spy on you.” | “I’m totally open to relaxing time limits, but I need your phone password. Not to spy, but so I can help you instantly if you ever get hacked or if someone starts bothering you online.” |
The Goal: Privacy can start opening up, but Safety stays.
Once you agree on the changes, put them in writing. Think of this as a Digital Peace Treaty—an amendment to your family’s original technology contract.
Stage 2: The Beta TestNow that you’ve identified the pain points and established the rules, it’s time for The Beta Test. Because we’re tech nerds here, everything gets a software spin!
Pick the one restriction your teen cares about the most and temporarily remove it.
How to Frame It: “This isn’t a permanent change. This is a 14-day beta test*.” * “If your grades stay up, you aren’t a zombie in the morning, and you’re still present at dinner, the change stays.” * “If things slide, we hit reset for two weeks to fix the bugs, and then we try the beta test again. Deal?”
What if the Beta Test Fails?It might fail the first time, and that is completely okay. Do not treat a failed beta test as a punishment. Avoid the “I told you so” moment.
Instead, view it as a system bug. Sit down, look at what went wrong (e.g., staying up until 1 AM), recalibrate the parameters, and agree to try the beta test again in two weeks or a month. Going back to a restriction isn’t a failure—it’s just recalibration.
Stage 3: Becoming the ConsultantWhen the beta tests succeed, your job description officially changes. You are no longer the Gatekeeper; you are now the Tech Consultant.
This means moving away from hard app blocks and moving toward collaborative check-ins. You stay informed without staying locked down.
Tools for the Consultant Phase:1. Bark: Instead of blocking everything, Bark monitors for severe issues like cyberbullying, predatory behavior, or self-harm language. It’s not a warden; it’s a smoke alarm that only alerts you when there’s actual smoke. 2. Ecosystem Activity Reports: Use Apple Screen Time or Google Family Link only for the weekly activity view, not the locking features.
Set up a 10-minute weekly tech check-in. Sit down, look at the reports together, ask how their schedule is going, and keep the conversation casual and lecture-free.
By 16 or 17 years old, the goal is for your teenager to be setting their own limits while you simply review them together. When they turn 18, they will have had a year or two of solid practice managing their digital well-being with a built-in safety net.
Letting go is incredibly scary—trust me, I have a 17 and a 20-year-old—but the risk of holding on too long is far greater than the risk of letting go with a structured plan.
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s a rented digital apartment. If you stop paying, or if automated algorithms mistakenly flag your account, your data can vanish instantly.Syncing vs. Saving: Syncing is a mirror (delete on your phone, it deletes in the cloud). Saving is a photocopy (a permanent, separate backup).The Family Tech Solution: We introduce the 2-2 Rule (2 copies, 2 different platforms) and explain why a NAS (Network-Attached Storage) device like a Synology is the ultimate, subscription-free way to protect your memories and even stream your home videos to any TV in the house.
s need for personal space.Finding the right approach to child digital privacy requires understanding that while total anonymity online is rare, children still need a sense of autonomy. This discussion focuses on the tension between protecting your kids and respecting their boundaries. If you struggle with knowing how much monitoring is too much, this breakdown helps clarify where to draw the line.We cover practical strategies for effective parental oversight without crossing into invasive territory. You will walk away with a clearer perspective on how to maintain safety while building trust. Implementing these digital parenting tips allows families to navigate the complexities of online life more confidently. Whether your kids are just starting to use devices or are already active online, establishing these internet privacy boundaries early can prevent future conflicts.By adjusting your strategy regarding online safety for kids, you can create a healthier environment at home. These insights are designed to help you protect your family while preserving the parent-child relationship.Subscribe for weekly digital parenting breakdowns, and let us know in the comments: what is the hardest part about setting online rules for your children?
Most people think they spend $80 a month on subscriptions, but the actual cost is over $200. Learn how to audit your bills.Many of us lose track of recurring charges, leading to subscription spending that silently drains our bank accounts. This episode breaks down why we underestimate our monthly costs and provides a clear strategy to identify wasted money in your budget. If you feel like your finances are slipping away through small, automated payments, this guide is for you.We examine the psychological habits that lead to subscription bloat and offer practical steps to cancel unused services effectively. By tracking your recurring expenses, you can take control of your cash flow and keep more of your paycheck. Stop letting auto-renewals dictate your savings goals and start managing your subscription spending today.Subscribe for weekly tech breakdowns, and comment below with the one subscription you find hardest to cancel.
s readiness level, addressing concerns like phone addiction. This episode offers parenting advice to help families navigate screentime and promote healthy child behavior. We discuss signs of readiness and when a digital detox might be beneficial.Resources available at https://familytech.biz/tools
With AI advancement, constant overstimulation, and tech addiction, it often feels like we are hurtling toward an overly tech-based world. We now have devices to track our sleep, smart home security, and cars that resemble KITT from Knight Rider. Many of us are longing for the days when technology didn’t seep into every single aspect of our lives.
This overwhelming connectivity explains why people are gravitating toward a lower-tech lifestyle. But what does this movement actually entail, and is this trend going to stick around or fade away like crimped hair and pegged jeans?
Don’t get me wrong—I adore technology. I’m not about to give up the comforts I’ve become accustomed to, like GPS navigation. How did we even find anything back in the ‘90s? We had paper maps, but I honestly can’t remember how I managed to navigate to a friend’s house. Yet, for all the great things technology helps us accomplish, there are definite downsides. Too often, technology uses us instead of us using it.
How People Are Unplugging: Dumbphones and E-InkTo combat this, there is a massive uptick in the “dumbphone” transition. People are gravitating toward minimal devices like the Wisephone, or even buying classic Nokia bricks from the early 2000s. There are even home phone devices like Tin Can and Pinwheel that use VoIP (Voice over IP). These phones plug directly into your internet; they are super limited, don’t allow texting, and force you to actually talk to people from a fixed location.
We are also seeing a rise in specialized E-Ink devices. Notetaking tablets like the Kindle Scribe, Kindle Colorsoft, Remarkable, and Supernote have grown incredibly popular. While they can be expensive, they offer a distraction-free, analog-like experience that is much easier on the eyes than an iPad.
This shift is even hitting the toy aisle. It used to be that the more buttons, bells, and whistles a toy had, the better. Now, parents are stepping away from that, opting for old-school wooden blocks and screen-free toys that encourage imagination without the digital noise.
The Driving Forces: Mental Health and “Sensory Grounding”Why is this happening? A lot of it comes down to mental health. Countless reports highlight the negative psychological impacts of technology and social media, especially on kids and teenagers. There are also physical concerns, like the effects of blue light on our vision. Furthermore, people are experiencing AI fatigue. We are getting tired of looking at photos and having to guess what is real and what is fake. People want a simpler time when a photo was just a definitive snapshot of reality.
Interestingly, being offline has shifted from being viewed as “outdated” to becoming a status symbol for mental wellness. Instead of bragging about having the latest and greatest gadget, people now boast about how little they use their phones or watch TV.
Ultimately, we are craving tactile experiences. In a world of pixels, we want texture. It’s a concept called sensory grounding. You’ve probably heard the phrase “go touch grass.” It resonates because people want to get outside and experience the physical world rather than staring at the smooth, passive glass of a smartphone screen. Algorithms feed us what they want us to see, whereas low-tech options force us to be active participants in our own entertainment.
Practical Ways to Find a Middle GroundHow do we achieve a healthier balance without fully living off the grid? The key is intentionality and embracing single-use devices.
Back in the day, we had a phone, a pager, an iPod, and a camera. Now, everything is consolidated into one device, making it incredibly easy to overuse. Separating your utilities can break that cycle:
- Move entertainment to the TV: If you watch a lot of YouTube on your phone, commit to only watching it on your smart TV so you have to sit down intentionally to consume it.
- Use a dedicated E-reader: Reading on a device without apps prevents you from constantly switching tabs and getting distracted.
- Get an old-school alarm clock: Keep your phone in the kitchen overnight so it isn’t the first thing you grab when you wake up.
Another great strategy is practicing an analog morning and evening routine. For the first 30 minutes after you wake up and the last 30 minutes before bed, turn off all screens. Read a physical book or meditate to give your day a gentler wind-up and wind-down period.
Will the Trend Last?Do I think these low-tech products will still be around in two to five years? Honestly, devices like the Tin Can home phone probably won’t last. There is a reason we got rid of landlines—they aren’t convenient. If a child goes to soccer practice, they can’t take a home phone with them.
While the nostalgia factor is fun and kitschy right now, it will likely wear off. It’s similar to MapQuest; I am never going to go back to printing out paper directions. The technology we have now is objectively better, which is why we abandoned the old ways.
However, the desire for digital boundaries isn’t going anywhere. While everything from our stoves to our water bottles is becoming part of the “Internet of Things,” the urge to disconnect will only grow. Sometimes, we just need to leave our phones at home, step outside, and touch some grass.
Over to You* Are you participating in the low-tech movement in any way? * What do you think the longevity of these “dumbphones” will be? * Do you embrace the internet of everything, or are you looking for an exit strategy?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments below! As always, I’m here to translate the tech so you can go live the life you want. Powering down until next time on Family Tech!
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and using technology to focus on intentional living, questioning what truly brings joy. This trend towards a simple life emphasizes that sometimes, less is more, encouraging us to rethink our habits around possessions.
Online spaces for kids like Animal Jam and Club Penguin have disappeared. Has this been a benefit or a hindrance to our kids’ social development? How can we give our kids the same types of experiences while keeping them safe online?
Since the internet’s inception, our search habits and the engines we use have evolved significantly. While early users remember the days of AOL and Yahoo, Google has become the primary tool for most. However, even Google has undergone massive changes in how it delivers information, necessitating a shift in how we approach our queries.
The Evolution of Search QueriesOriginally, we searched for specific keywords because search results were less vast than they are today. Over time, this shifted to phrases (e.g., “best water bottle”) and eventually to full sentences. With the rise of AI search, queries have become even more specific, such as “What is the best water bottle to use while on a hike?” This progression reflects our need for increasingly specific answers as the volume of online content continues to grow.
Understanding the New Search LayoutThe structure of search results has also transformed. Initially, Google provided a list of websites ranked by SEO (Search Engine Optimization), where landing on the first page was the ultimate goal for creators. This was followed by the “pay-to-play” model, where ads were placed at the top of the results.
Today, the search engine results page (SERP) is multi-layered. You often encounter AI-generated answers first, followed by social media results, videos, and ads before reaching the traditional list of websites. Because the actual search results are pushed so far down, many users find their answers or click away before ever reaching them.
Leveraging Google Lens and Audio SearchTo bypass the clutter, you can use specialized tools like Google Lens. This is particularly effective for identifying products, plants, or birds simply by snapping a photo. Google Lens also includes tabs for translating foreign menus or solving math problems. Similarly, Google’s audio search allows you to identify songs playing in your environment—or even identify an actor’s face while watching a movie—linking you directly to databases like IMDb.
Using Search Tabs for PrecisionGoogle’s top-level tabs are often overlooked but offer powerful ways to filter information:
- Shopping: Provides direct price comparisons and locations to purchase items.
- News: Helps vet information by showing reports from established outlets, which is useful for verifying breaking news.
- Videos & Shorts: Filters results to show only long-form or short-form video content.
- Forums: This tab is invaluable for finding authentic, unpaid reviews and community discussions from real people rather than marketing copy.
The Reality of AI ResultsWhile AI results appear at the top of most searches, it is vital to remember that AI can “hallucinate” or provide inaccurate information. Always vet AI-generated answers by clicking the included links. You may find that the source material contains nuances or contradictions that the AI missed. If you need accurate, high-stakes information, treat the AI summary as a starting point rather than a definitive answer.
Alternative Search Engines: Reddit and YouTubeFor authentic, human-led information, adding “Reddit” to your Google search or searching directly within Reddit is highly effective. It allows you to see pros and cons discussed by real users.
Additionally, YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world. It is the premier destination for “how-to” content—such as changing a tire or an air filter—and product comparison videos that break down features in a visual format.
Warning: SEO Hacking and ScamsBe wary of “SEO hacking,” where illegitimate websites manipulate the algorithm to appear at the top of results. This is common in two specific areas:
- Event Tickets: Resale sites often outrank official venues, charging hundreds of dollars more than face value. Always try to navigate directly to the venue or artist’s official website.
- Tech Support: Scammers create fake support pages for companies like HP. If you call the number provided in a shady search result, they may attempt to gain remote access to your computer.
Similarly, be cautious with sensitive data like banking routing numbers. Rather than trusting the snippet that pops up on a search page, take the extra step to click through to your bank’s official website to ensure the information hasn’t been tampered with or misidentified. By being specific and staying vigilant, you can navigate the modern search landscape more safely and efficiently.
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The landscape of online scams has drastically changed, with email scam tactics becoming increasingly sophisticated. This video explores how artificial intelligence is now being used to create highly convincing scams, making scam awareness more crucial than ever. We dive into the evolution of these threats and offer cyber security insights to help you identify and avoid a deceptive phishing email, especially those powered by AI.
The cost of consumer electronics is on the rise, and it’s not just inflation. This video explains why your favorite gadgets are getting more expensive and offers practical money tips to help you save. Learn about frugal living and effective cost-cutting strategies to manage your spending in the tech industry. 💸
Ever wondered if being a YouTuber is a real job? This video dives into why so many kids aspire to youtube as a career, despite adult skepticism. We’ll explore how to help your child earn money online through platforms like YouTube, and the allure of successful content creators. Learn about the potential for kids as they learn how to grow a youtube channel and the practicalities of starting youtube channel.📱✨
Have you encountered videos online that seemed a bit off? This episode tackles the widespread issue of fake videos, especially those created through “deepfake” technology and “ai manipulation.” We’ll show you how to spot these deceptive clips and discuss the motivations behind their creation, helping you improve your “media literacy.” Learn essential “digital safety” tips to protect yourself from “online scams” and “social engineering” tactics prevalent on social media.
In this video, I dive into the recent Los Angeles jury’s $6 million verdict against Google and Meta, holding them responsible for a plaintiff’s depression and mental health issues. This breaking news highlights growing concerns around social media addiction and its impact. I’ll be sharing my candid and perhaps controversial legal analysis on this significant case and similar lawsuits, offering a fresh perspective on the implications for tech giants and users alike.
Many parents wonder why there isn’t a single solution for “parental control” in their children’s digital lives. This video addresses the challenges of managing “screen time” and ensuring “internet safety” across various platforms. Understanding your child’s “digital footprint” is essential for effective “parenting tips” in today’s connected world.
Sarah Kimmel is a Microsoft Certified IT Manager, who is also a mom. She currently helps families understand and manage the technology in their homes through YouTube Videos, Instagram posts, podcasts, and her website Family Tech Zone. She can also be found as a family tech expert on various TV news shows and podcasts.
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In an age where “online privacy” is paramount, especially with children, we explore the nuances of digital life. This video discusses the importance of having conversations about a “digital footprint” and the impact of “parental control” on younger generations. Understanding “internet safety” and basic “data privacy” practices is crucial for everyone in 2026.
New Jersey filed suit this week against Discord over claims the application is making false child safety claims. Find out my thoughts on the lawsuit and if I think the app is doing enough to protect kids.
Utah introduces 2 new tech laws that can affect your family!
Find out my thoughts on it in today’s Oh My Tech! Podcast episode.
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This conversation with Bea Moise, author of Neurodiversity and Technology: Neuroscience-led strategies for parents, is ESSENTIAL listening for anyone trying to parent a neurodiverse child.
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Today Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta was doing away with the 3rd party fact-checking program it has been using to stop the spread of misinformation, and will instead implement a “Community Notes” based system. What does this mean for you and your family? Listen and find out.
Join Brett, Emilee and Sarah for a breakdown of various tech conversations you should have with your kids for every age group!
I am interviewing Head of Law Enforcement Outreach at Snap (the creators of Snapchat), Rachel Hochhauser to ask some tough questions about Snapchat’s responsibility to make its platform safer for teens.
Check out https://parents.snapchat.com for more info
Bryn and Sarah, the co-hosts of the Series Scrapped podcast discuss the different shows that are available on different streaming platforms and let you know which one they think is best if you had to choose one!
These questions and more are discussed in today’s episode.
Emilee is back to help me talk about the latest in tech news! This week’s topics – Samsung joins the “get the message campaign” Netflix to create retail stores, Best Buy stops selling physical media, Utah sues TikTok, and Age Verification Laws
Tasia Custode’s YouTube channel features some of the best productivity apps, so I wanted to talk to her about her favorites and maybe get some productivity tips!
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I see so many posts from people saying their account has been hacked. Most of the time, this isn’t actually the case. Here is how to tell if your account is hacked or spoofed and what to do about it.
Sara Petersen, the author of the book Momfluenced joins me to talk about oversharing your kids lives, and getting influenced by social media and the online world.
I know, it’s not January, but it’s a perfect time to re-commit to your goals, and set new ones! Join me as I interview Time Management coach and podcaster Erin Woodruff and find out how you can set and track goals with technology helping you to keep on track!
Clay, co-founder of Fight the New Drug, and I discuss fighting pornography and how to keep your kids away from pornography, what to do WHEN they are exposed to it, and how to help those with a pornography addiction.
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This week I am talking to Rachel Haack, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist about social media’s effect on mental health, not just for our kids but for the rest of the family too!
We’ll chat about the things we can do to mitigate these effects!
This week I'm talking to the Math Teacher Mom, Navi. She has been a high school math teacher for over 16 years, and helps parents teach their kids math and math concepts through her website and social media. Learn some awesome ways to help kids understand math and some of the best math apps for kids.
Calling it a "kids-safe" chatGPT, the creators of the Kids-Safe phone Pinwheel have launched PinwheelGPT. An AI-powered chat engine that is supposed to have parental controls and monitoring in place.
Shelley, the Chief Mom of Pinwheel, and I will chat about this new tool and talk about how this technology might be used to help kids.
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Many adults LOVE podcasts, which leads some kids to want to listen to podcasts of their own. With so many podcasts out there, how can you tell which ones are going to be good podcasts for kids to listen to? This week's quick tip will outline some of my favorite podcasts for kids.
I am HONORED to be joined by Aimee Winder Newton who currently serves as a senior advisor to Governor Cox and director of the Office of Families to discuss the recent campaign to educate parents on the harms of social media, and the recent laws passed in Utah about teens and social media.
I have some hard questions for Aimee, and I'm excited to have a discussion about it!
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More states are creating laws and implementing regulations on tech and social media, so I wanted to talk to The American Moms about this legislation and what kind of laws would have an impact, and how we can learn more and get more involved with the laws that will affect us.
If you are looking for a cross-platform calendar to help keep your family organized, you have come to the right place! I'll let you know the one productivity tool I absolutely could not live without!
Author of the hugely successful book "Good Pictures, Bad Pictures" Kristen Jenson joins me to have a discussion about talking to your kids about pornography.
Unfortunately, it is not a question of "if" your child will come across porn as they are navigating the online world, it is a question of when. Kristen has some great thoughts and ideas on how to make the digital world a little safer, and how to prepare kids with a plan of action for when they encounter explicit content.
The best way to protect your online accounts from hacking is to enable 2FA. So, what is 2FA or MFA and how do I use it to help protect myself from getting hacked?
With ChatGPT, and other types of AI tools, online scams are getting increasingly convincing. Andy, the Secure Dad and I discuss some of the most popular scams and how they are still getting perpetrated today. Find out how you can innoculate yourself from falling for any online scams!
Many people are jumping on the AI bandwagon and looking to ChatGPT to solve all of their language problems. Well, there are a few limitations of ChatGPT that many people do not understand. So what exactly IS ChatGPT and why are people using it wrong?
Brooke Romney has been teaching parents and teenagers how to navigate our modern world with confidence through her book 52 Modern Manners for Today's Teens.
Today I'm talking to Brooke about the new etiquette rules around technology and how to teach our kids manners and etiquette both with and on their devices!
Hundreds of you asked me on Instagram this week how to block a website on your home network. This week's quick tip will let you know a few different ways you can block a website for the devices in your home.
Anna Macfarlane joins me to chat about how to talk to your teenagers about social media. What is privacy? How do we train the algorithm? What kind of rules should you set?
All of this and more in our conversation.
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What does it mean to "train the algorithm?" Find out how you can customize your social media feed to only show you what you want.
Holly Reid, CPA and creator of the Master Playbook joins me live to talk about apps to help you manage your finances, the best tools to help you build wealth, and how to teach your kids budgeting and finance.
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James' question was "What app can I use to manage a teen's phone? Google Family Link says I can't use it for anyone over 13 years old??"
Is that true? Can you still manage a child's device after they turn 13? Today I'll let you know why this is a myth and how you can still manage your child's device.
Use of AI is on a hockey stick like climb. People are using it to write website copy, emails, court filings, sermons, and so much more. However, are we ready to embrace AI in the home yet?
I'm talking with Kevin Doyle, one of my co-hosts from the Not Null podcast all about AI in the home. From teaching our kids about AI, to using it in our everyday lives, we'll go over all the ways you can use AI in your personal life and maybe even some of the dangers.
Welcome to Family Tech Talk, hosted by me, Sarah Kimmel, also known online as FamilyTech. I have been an IT manager for over 20 years, while raising 2 teenagers. Our homes have become just as complicated as corporate networks, and digital parenting can be overwhelming. You need real tech advice from an expert to help you flip the script and become the tech expert of your own home!
The tech news you get on other channels will give you a lot of "speeds and feeds" but here we let you know only about the tech news that is relevant to your home and your family.
On Family Tech Talk you will get real world advice from experts in their field on how they use technology to make their world a little easier. And since I speak fluent movie quotes, you may find a bit of pop culture sprinkled in.
Don't be ruled by technology, take back the power and have a healthy relationship with the technology in your home, I can help you get there.
In this video, I'm chatting with everyone's polygot bestie, Michelle, about language learning. We're going to be discussing some of the best language-learning resources out there, and how you can use them to your advantage in your polyglot journey!
If you're looking for language learning tips, then you'll want to watch this video! I'm going to be sharing with you some of the best language-learning resources out there, and how you can use them to improve your vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. Whether you're a beginner or a more advanced learner, this episode is a great place to start your language journey!
The US Surgeon General has just released an Advisory on Social Media and Youth Mental Health.
Let's look at what it says!
Social media guide - https://www.annamacfarlane.com/offers/v4UPMLFy
Bark video about mom posing as 11-year-old - https://youtu.be/dbg4hNHsc_8
PDF of Social Media Advisory from the US Surgeon General - https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/sg-youth-mental-health-social-media-advisory.pdf
I reached out to the queen of the Air Fryer, Cathy @fabulesslyfrugal to ask her some questions about how to use your air fryer, the best air fryers, and what to make in an air fryer.
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In this video, we're going to show you everything you need to know about your air fryer. From how to use it to how to cook with it, we'll cover everything! If you're looking for an easy way to cook healthy, FABULOUS food without any fuss, then your air fryer is the perfect appliance for you! In this video, we're going to show you everything you need to know about your air fryer, from how to use it to how to cook with it. From healthy air-fried foods to delicious and easy recipes, this video has everything you need to get started with your air fryer!
Coach Kiana Shaw helps teens all over the country with etiquette, life skills, and confidence. We'll discuss what teens today need to help them become productive and successful adults both online and in the business world.
What are the best tools to use for your DIY projects? The genius brain behind the instagram account buildingitlikeagirl joins me to help you with your DIY!
Our Family Passport sits down with Sarah to discuss how to find the best travel deals, the technology you should bring on your trip, and how to plan the best trips for your family!
The debate between privacy and monitoring teens online to keep them safe can be a very tough line to walk. What is the best way to parent teens online and how can we keep trust between parents and teens? I talk to Bark Parental Control’s Titania Jordan about it LIVE!
Sammy’s Law information – https://lrs.sog.unc.edu/bill/let-parents-choosesammys-law-2023#:~:text=AN%20ACT%20TO%20ENACT%20THE,SOCIAL%20MEDIA%20INTERACTIONS%20OF%20CHILDREN
Watch the Childhood 2.0 documentary – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He3IJJhFy-I
Catfishing video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbg4hNHsc_8
My reaction video to Childhood 2.0 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0Nnj3fKn9A
Most people take pictures with their phones these days. Since it’s SO easy to take the pictures, we just take a lot and hope that one of them turns out well. Today I talk to Rachelle Packard, a professional photographer to help you improve your photos.
Sarah Kimmel is a Microsoft Certified IT Manager, who is also a mom. She currently helps families understand and manage the technology in their homes through YouTube Videos, Instagram posts, podcasts, and her website Family Tech Zone. She can also be found as a family tech expert on various TV news shows and podcasts.
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High school student Jahan Taila and his friend Nathan have created an app to help kids learn coding. I will talk to Jahan about how his parents have helped encourage his passion for coding and how parents can help their kids learn how to code!
Link to the Kickstarter! Let’s support this teen! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jahan/codera-a-fun-and-engaging-way-to-teach-kids-how-to-code
Kristen Duke, the expert in having a great relationship with your teens, talks to me about how to talk to your kids about social media and technology
How can you include a fitness routine in your life? What are the best streaming fitness apps and services? All that and more when I talk to Emily, co-creator of High Fitness
One highly neglected area of discussion when it comes to technology is how to best utilize technology to help our senior citizens.
This week I sit down with Heather from Elder Care Navigators to discuss the challenges, the various products that can help, and the things we can do to make technology use more comfortable for our seniors.
The digital homesteading expert is here live to discuss indoor gardening tips, tricks, tools and more!
Kris’ Facebook group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/aerogardenkratkyfanatics
AeroGarden affiliate link – http://girlte.ch/AeroGarden Coupon code LTG20 takes $20 off a purchase of $100 of more
Full list of all gardening (and other) affiliates – https://littletechgirl.com/littletechgirl-affiliate-links/
School Resource Officer Gomez sees it all when it comes to our kids and teens. He’s in the trenches every day and knows the dangers that can exist online for our teens. I love his thoughts on what is cyberbullying and what is not. It was extremely eye-opening!
We are talking all things Cricut, 3D Printing, and more! Learn about all of the technology you can use to make crafts, finding simple crafts for you to do with your kids and get started with crafts!
Live discussion with Megan Hillyer from Know Your Ancestors about easy ways you can start recording your family history, and how you can get started finding your own ancestors!
Discussion with Bill Brady about kids smartphone use, and how to help keep them safe. Also a little bit about Troomi, a kids safe smart phone, specifically.
iGen Book Discussed – https://amzn.to/3Ycdny9
Troomi Phone – https://troomi.crrnt.app/A7pW5Yry
The Autism Dad, Rob Gorski, and Sarah discuss the best technology for kids with special needs, including apps and devices, and how best to manage the technology with your neuro-divergent child.
All links to discount codes and products can be found here https://www.theautismdad.com/shop/
Bridging Apps – https://search.bridgingapps.org/all-list
Website – https://www.theautismdad.com/
Podcast Apple – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t…
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Join me as I discuss everything from how to protect your kids on video games, and how to enjoy gaming with your kids and family! Learn about gaming in moderation and healthy gaming with your family. Andy Robertson of FamilyGamerTV and author of Taming Gaming literally wrote the book on healthy video game habits - https://amzn.to/3cXe9Nv Check out his YouTube channel for more tips! - https://www.youtube.com/c/FamilyGamerTV Resources discussed during the live Board Games: https://www.taminggaming.com/board+games Video Games: https://www.taminggaming.com/games Games for Ages: https://www.taminggaming.com/features/Video+Games+For+Children+Of+Different+Ages Which Console: https://www.taminggaming.com/features/Xbox+PlayStation+or+Switch+Which+Is+Right+For+Your+Family Buying a PC: https://www.taminggaming.com/features/PC+or+Console+Which+Is+Right+For+Your+Family
Join me for a discussion on some of the most popular tech company court cases like epic games vs apple and parents vs snapchat and other social media sites.
How much responsibility do tech companies have to protect children? Should tech companies be forced to comply with certain technology standards? Why can't I purchase digital content outside of the Apple app store or Google play store?
All of these questions and more with Lawyer Liz! https://twitter.com/LawyerLiz
This week I interview Amy Roskelley from Health Beet! We talk about apps and technology you can use to help you lose weight, get healthy, and get fit!
Parenting technology is difficult enough, but add divorce and shared custody into the mix, and it gets even harder. Michelle Dempsey-Multack is a divorce coach and has navigated these waters herself. Find out how to coparent technology and what you can do to make coparenting technology work for both parents!
Michelle's Website - https://momsmovingon.com/
Buy her book - https://amzn.to/3o6srha
Get the most out of your phone by using some of the advice from Blake and me during this live recording.
Join me for a live conversation with my own teens. Use this conversation as a jumping-off point to talk to your own children about technology.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ObSjYzF0DK0
This week I sit down with Erin Woodruff from the podcast "Time is On Your Side". We talk about the best productivity apps, tips on managing your time, and discuss if those digital assistants and smart home devices are really helping us be more productive!
Join me and the Secure Dad as we discuss the best home security system, solutions, and setup to help you get your home secured! We will talk about the best products, and how to get started with a DIY home security system, and how to protect yourself from having your system hacked.
If you are lost on where to get started to help protect your family, listen to this episode of Family Tech Talk to help you get a handle on it!
Introducing a new segment of the podcast... Family Tech Tips! These are short episodes that tackle a specific tech question I have been asked. If you are interested in me answering your question, feel free to hit me up on the DMs in Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. My username is FamilyTech on all three!
Today's episode tackles the question I probably get asked the MOST. Kids will tell their parents they need this application to help make their phone faster or work better. The app they want is a VPN app. Listen to this episode to find out why I would never let my child install a VPN app and how you can check to see if one is already installed, and how to prevent your child from installing one in the future.
VPN tunnel
Today I interview Justin Payeur, owner and co-creator of the Boomerang Parental Control app. It is by far my favorite parental control app to help keep kids safe with the technology you hand over to them. Justin and Sarah discuss technology and kids, rules, and how they have changed in this new pandemic.
Today I interview Justin Payeur, owner and co-creator of the Boomerang Parental Control app. It is by far my favorite parental control app to help keep kids safe with the technology you hand over to them. Justin and Sarah discuss technology and kids, rules, and how they have changed in this new pandemic.
Emilee and Sarah talk back to school tech, in light of heading to school online! We also breakdown the Disney+ release of the Broadway play, Hamilton!
Emilee and Sarah talk back to school tech, in light of heading to school online! We also breakdown the Disney+ release of the Broadway play, Hamilton!
Today I kick off a new series in my podcast called Family Tech Live. These are live interviews with the people making technology happen. The interviews are live on Instagram every Monday at 1 PM PST. This week I interviewed Ethan Arenson, head of Digital Safety at Verizon. We talk all about kids and technology and what Verizon is doing to help keep kids safe.
Today I kick off a new series in my podcast called Family Tech Live. These are live interviews with the people making technology happen. The interviews are live on Instagram every Monday at 1 PM PST. This week I interviewed Ethan Arenson, head of Digital Safety at Verizon. We talk all about kids and technology and what Verizon is doing to help keep kids safe.
This episode might be a little controversial, but today we are taking a stand to help the kids! We back up our stance with some data from real-world examples. Our theory is that if your teen is entering jr. high, it is time to give them a smartphone.
Obviously we don't want you to give them free rein over the device, we definitely recommend putting parental controls in place and using it as a learning tool. By not giving your teen a smartphone, you may actually be hurting their social interactions, and not helping them have healthy habits for the future.
We will also discuss Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season One. Not the best season of the bunch, and probably even my least favorite, but there are some classic moments we will discuss.
This episode might be a little controversial, but today we are taking a stand to help the kids! We back up our stance with some data from real-world examples. Our theory is that if your teen is entering jr. high, it is time to give them a smartphone.
Obviously we don’t want you to give them free rein over the device, we definitely recommend putting parental controls in place and using it as a learning tool. By not giving your teen a smartphone, you may actually be hurting their social interactions, and not helping them have healthy habits for the future.
We will also discuss Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season One. Not the best season of the bunch, and probably even my least favorite, but there are some classic moments we will discuss.
We promise that this is the last week we talk about Veronica Mars for quite a while (at least until Season 5 comes out). We had a LOT to say about the new season though!
We also discuss apps that will help your kids get their chores done once and for all!
We promise that this is the last week we talk about Veronica Mars for quite a while (at least until Season 5 comes out). We had a LOT to say about the new season though!
We also discuss apps that will help your kids get their chores done once and for all!
The guys might want to shy away from this episode as Sarah and Emilee dive into the technology that can help your pregnancy go smoother from conceiving to giving birth.
We also discuss the movie What to Expect When You're Expecting. Have you seen it? Did it make you cry at the same parts as them? find out!
The guys might want to shy away from this episode as Sarah and Emilee dive into the technology that can help your pregnancy go smoother from conceiving to giving birth.
We also discuss the movie What to Expect When You’re Expecting. Have you seen it? Did it make you cry at the same parts as them? find out!
In season 2, Emilee and Sarah are changing up the format for Family Tech Talk. First, we talk about the latest relevant tech news, next is our main discussion on technology. We then move on to talk about whatever we are currently watching and finish up with a pop culture “book club” type discussion. Join us!
Tech News: Netflix loses the rights to the Office, Playstation Vue and YouTube TV raise prices, Stranger Things drops a new season and more!
Main Topic: Working out from home can be just as effective as the gym, and often more convenient. Find out how to get the most out of your at home workouts. Some of the products we discuss include Fight Camp, Nerd Fitness, DailyBurn, BeachBody On Demand, and Zombie’s Run.
What We’re Watching: Sarah just finished Season 2 of Cobra Kai and LOVED it. Emilee watched the latest Spiderman and they are both currently watching Veronica Mars Season 1-3 in preparation for the new season to be released on Hulu at the end of July.
Pop Culture Book Club: Find out what Emilee and Sarah love and hate about Veronica Mars, and why they think Logan is way better than Duncan.
In season 2, Emilee and Sarah are changing up the format for Family Tech Talk. First, we talk about the latest relevant tech news, next is our main discussion on technology. We then move on to talk about whatever we are currently watching and finish up with a pop culture "book club" type discussion. Join us!
Tech News: Netflix loses the rights to the Office, Playstation Vue and YouTube TV raise prices, Stranger Things drops a new season and more!
Main Topic: Working out from home can be just as effective as the gym, and often more convenient. Find out how to get the most out of your at home workouts. Some of the products we discuss include Fight Camp, Nerd Fitness, DailyBurn, BeachBody On Demand, and Zombie's Run.
What We're Watching: Sarah just finished Season 2 of Cobra Kai and LOVED it. Emilee watched the latest Spiderman and they are both currently watching Veronica Mars Season 1-3 in preparation for the new season to be released on Hulu at the end of July.
Pop Culture Book Club: Find out what Emilee and Sarah love and hate about Veronica Mars, and why they think Logan is way better than Duncan.
Sarah and Emilee went to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas again! This was Emilee's 3rd year going and Sarah's 11ish or so, she's lost count. Check out what they thought the best products were, and a couple of the duds!
Sarah and Emilee went to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas again! This was Emilee’s 3rd year going and Sarah’s 11ish or so, she’s lost count. Check out what they thought the best products were, and a couple of the duds!
This week we are talking about setting parental controls on gaming systems, entertainment services and more! Also, as we get closer to Christmas, we list the top 5 Christmas movies. Do you agree with our picks?
This week we are talking about setting parental controls on gaming systems, entertainment services and more! Also, as we get closer to Christmas, we list the top 5 Christmas movies. Do you agree with our picks?
With the holiday’s quickly approaching, you may be purchasing some brand new electronic devices for your children. Before you hand over the keys to the kingdom, you may want to set some ground rules with your child. Creating a device contract is a great way to establish these rules, but what kinds of things should you include in your contract? We will break it down and help you get a perfect contract in place. We also are discussing the top 5 TV shows that were canceled WAY before their time.
With the holiday's quickly approaching, you may be purchasing some brand new electronic devices for your children. Before you hand over the keys to the kingdom, you may want to set some ground rules with your child. Creating a device contract is a great way to establish these rules, but what kinds of things should you include in your contract? We will break it down and help you get a perfect contract in place. We also are discussing the top 5 TV shows that were canceled WAY before their time.
There is no doubt that we are both a little obsessed with our dogs. Check out all the tech that will change your life as a pet owner. We also run down our top 5 pet movies, which just happen to all be dog movies.
There is no doubt that we are both a little obsessed with our dogs. Check out all the tech that will change your life as a pet owner. We also run down our top 5 pet movies, which just happen to all be dog movies.
In this episode, we discuss all of the best gifts for various age groups and people in your life. We also get introspective with our top 5 list and come up with the top 5 fictional characters that most represent our personalities!
In this episode, we discuss all of the best gifts for various age groups and people in your life. We also get introspective with our top 5 list and come up with the top 5 fictional characters that most represent our personalities!
Since Emilee worked at Best Buy for several years, we have some insider tips to getting the best Black Friday deals! We also discuss our top 5 movie presidents
Since Emilee worked at Best Buy for several years, we have some insider tips to getting the best Black Friday deals! We also discuss our top 5 movie presidents
This week we are helping you be more productive. We will discuss the various apps we use to improve our own productivity. We also will discuss the top 5 episodes of the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
This week we are helping you be more productive. We will discuss the various apps we use to improve our own productivity. We also will discuss the top 5 episodes of the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
In this episode we talk about a few different tech horror stories and how to avoid them happening to you!
In this episode we talk about a few different tech horror stories and how to avoid them happening to you!
This week we are talking about all the ways you can use screen time in a positive way, instead of the bad rap it typically gets. We also discuss our top 5 movie villains!
This week we are talking about all the ways you can use screen time in a positive way, instead of the bad rap it typically gets. We also discuss our top 5 movie villains!
In this episode we explain some of the amazing things you can do with a smart assistant, that doesn't involve just listening to music! Since smart assistants are like your best friend too, we also discuss the top 5 "Best Friend" movies!
In this episode we explain some of the amazing things you can do with a smart assistant, that doesn't involve just listening to music! Since smart assistants are like your best friend too, we also discuss the top 5 "Best Friend" movies!
This week we are discussing how to handle cyberbullying from both sides of the coin. With ways to find out if your child is being bullied or doing the bullying, and then we discuss about how you can deal with it as a family. We also discuss our top 5 teen movies!
This week we are discussing how to handle cyberbullying from both sides of the coin. With ways to find out if your child is being bullied or doing the bullying, and then we discuss about how you can deal with it as a family. We also discuss our top 5 teen movies!
This week we get a bit more serious as we chat about how to talk to your kids about pornography. The harsh reality is that your children will be exposed to pornography at some point in their life. We give you some ways to approach the topic with your children and how to handle it when your child has encountered it. On a lighter note, we also discuss our top 5 trilogies, which ended up being much harder than anticipated!
This week we get a bit more serious as we chat about how to talk to your kids about pornography. The harsh reality is that your children will be exposed to pornography at some point in their life. We give you some ways to approach the topic with your children and how to handle it when your child has encountered it. On a lighter note, we also discuss our top 5 trilogies, which ended up being much harder than anticipated!
This week we discuss the awesome technology you can use in your kitchen, and the ways it can benefit your life. We also (embarrassingly) talk about our top 5 guilty pleasure movies.
This week we discuss the awesome technology you can use in your kitchen, and the ways it can benefit your life. We also (embarrassingly) talk about our top 5 guilty pleasure movies.
There are SO many coding toys to choose from, find out some of the best toys to help your children learn coding concepts at any age! Also, we have one of our most controversial top 5 ever. We are discussing our top 5 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies! Do you agree or disagree with our lists?
There are SO many coding toys to choose from, find out some of the best toys to help your children learn coding concepts at any age! Also, we have one of our most controversial top 5 ever. We are discussing our top 5 Marvel Cinematic Universe movies! Do you agree or disagree with our lists?
This week we are discussing the age recommendations for various technology related items, like social media accounts, tablet use, and the most popular question, at what age should I get my kid a cell phone. We also discuss our top 5 animated Disney movies that are NOT Pixar.
This week we are discussing the age recommendations for various technology related items, like social media accounts, tablet use, and the most popular question, at what age should I get my kid a cell phone. We also discuss our top 5 animated Disney movies that are NOT Pixar.
One of the most common things we are asked is "what computer should I buy?". We break down what kinds of things you should be looking for when purchasing a new computer, and how to get the best one for you. We also discuss our top 5 Computer Based Plot Movies! Did we forget your favorite?
One of the most common things we are asked is "what computer should I buy?". We break down what kinds of things you should be looking for when purchasing a new computer, and how to get the best one for you. We also discuss our top 5 Computer Based Plot Movies! Did we forget your favorite?
In this week's episode we discuss the best tech for Back to School. From GPS Watches to tablets to notetaking. We also discuss our top 5 movies set in college.
In this week's episode we discuss the best tech for Back to School. From GPS Watches to tablets to notetaking. We also discuss our top 5 movies set in college.
In this Bonus episode, Sarah gets to sit down with Marco Polo app creator and co-founder, Vlada Bortnik, and discuss her inspiration for creating the app and how the app is helping families and friends connect in new ways!
In this Bonus episode, Sarah gets to sit down with Marco Polo app creator and co-founder, Vlada Bortnik, and discuss her inspiration for creating the app and how the app is helping families and friends connect in new ways!
Are you struggling to find the right streaming TV package for you? With so many different options to choose from it can be a difficult decision. In this week's episode, we break down all of the options and help you find the right one for you. We also discuss our picks for the Top 5 Reality Shows.
Are you struggling to find the right streaming TV package for you? With so many different options to choose from it can be a difficult decision. In this week's episode, we break down all of the options and help you find the right one for you. We also discuss our picks for the Top 5 Reality Shows.
We've tried them all, so you don't have to. Find out which fitness trackers Emilee and Sarah prefer and why. We also compile the Ultimate Top 5 Sports Movies, although I think Emilee only brought a top 4 list to the table...
We've tried them all, so you don't have to. Find out which fitness trackers Emilee and Sarah prefer and why. We also compile the Ultimate Top 5 Sports Movies, although I think Emilee only brought a top 4 list to the table...
Emilee and Sarah discuss tips for battling an addiction to technology in episode 104 of their podcast Family Tech Talk. They also compile the Ultimate Top 5 Binge Worthy TV Shows!
Emilee and Sarah discuss tips for battling an addiction to technology in episode 104 of their podcast Family Tech Talk. They also compile the Ultimate Top 5 Binge Worthy TV Shows!
Emilee and Sarah discuss the difference between AR and VR, and how this technology can change jobs in the future. Plus how to have a lot of fun using it with Lenovo products like the Jedi Challenges and Explorer. We also discuss our ultimate list of the top 5 movies set in a dystopian future. Listen on your favorite podcast app, here, or watch the video!
Emilee and Sarah discuss the difference between AR and VR, and how this technology can change jobs in the future. Plus how to have a lot of fun using it with Lenovo products like the Jedi Challenges and Explorer. We also discuss our ultimate list of the top 5 movies set in a dystopian future.
Listen on your favorite podcast app, here, or watch the video!
Join us as we discuss how to protect your home and devices with various content filters. Also, find out what our favorite movies based on TV shows are! Did we forget your favorite?
Join us as we discuss how to protect your home and devices with various content filters. Also, find out what our favorite movies based on TV shows are! Did we forget your favorite?
We discuss the new Engineering Barbie, and whether or not it has redeemed Barbie from the horrors of the Computer Engineering book Barbie made a few years back.
With this new Barbie reboot, Emilee and I also discuss our favorite movie reboots!
We discuss the new Engineering Barbie, and whether or not it has redeemed Barbie from the horrors of the Computer Engineering book Barbie made a few years back. With this new Barbie reboot, Emilee and I also discuss our favorite movie reboots!