Dads With Daughters Podcast

Parents, Kids, and Technology with Caleb Kinchlow

Parents, Kids, and Technology with Caleb Kinchlow

Today on the Dads With Daughters Podcast we have Caleb Kinchlow. Today we talk about parents, kids and technology. Caleb offers some great advice for all dads to be able to better manage technology with your kids so get a pen or pencil ready as you will want to take notes! 

About Caleb Kinchlow’s Book

Parents, Kids, and Technology is written as a concise resource addressing the dangers in easy to understand terms while providing clear action for immediate use. This resource is not just about specific apps, but rather understanding the central theme that  “technology changes but principles do not” and how parents already have the tools to help their technology-obsessed kids, they just need a fresh perspective on how to apply them. 

Learn more about Caleb Kinchlow on his website.

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