28. “The Difference Between Blame and Accountability for the Harms Teens Face Online When It comes To Onlife Parenting”
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28. “The Difference Between Blame and Accountability for the Harms Teens Face Online When It comes To Onlife Parenting”
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In this episode of The White Hatter: Parenting in an Online World, we dive into an issue that’s become more relevant than ever, when harm happens to teens online, where does parental accountability begin, and does it end with tech companies?
Host Darren Laur explores why it’s important to distinguish between blame and accountability in the digital parenting conversation. Drawing from decades of experience and conversations with families, we unpack why placing all the responsibility on platforms and ignoring the role of parents can leave teens more vulnerable.
You’ll hear insights on how to prepare kids with the right skills, boundaries, and support before giving them access to the digital world. We also share practical tips for building trust, setting structure, and having the hard conversations early—before a crisis hits.
This isn’t about guilt. It’s about growth. It’s about being present, not perfect.