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Parents are avid users of digital technology. But their usage is not a simple continuation of what they were doing before becoming parents, especially as they must be gatekeepers for their kids’ digital usage.

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Disney Channel’s Gould has run into this in her own parenting. “A parent I did not know contacted me once for a play date with my 7-year-old, self-declaring that they were a screen-free family. They asked if I was comfortable with that and if I could please tell my child not to talk about content or screens with their daughter.”. Key Takeaways.

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Calvin Chan, general manager for The Trade Desk China, also noted premium vertical apps in sectors such as auto (including Autohome and Yiche), parenting and baby care (like Babytree), and online travel agencies (such as Ctrip) are also still largely nonprogrammatic. These ads are typically 5-second full-page takeover ads or native ads.

—Marquis Clarke, an Instagram creator focusing on parenting and lifestyle. “It’s important to me that the products and services that I push for are accessible to everybody. I'm currently working with Enell, which is a company that makes plus-size sports bras. I'm a 40J, so I'm not f-----g around with regular $10 bras. And it's my life; I live in sports bras.”

In an April 2020 survey from mobile marketplace OfferUp, 43% of parents cited educating their kids at home as one of the most challenging aspects of parenting these days. Meanwhile, 26% of parents in April 2020 polling from CivicScience rated their level of difficulty with at-home schooling as “easy,” and many more termed it “very difficult” or “challenging but manageable.”.

—Marquis Clarke, an Instagram creator focusing on parenting and lifestyle. Some influencers work in industries with highly considered products and services. “In the travel industry, the goal is to create awareness of a particular destination. If people see a backpack or a pair of shoes, and they like them, will they purchase them right away? Absolutely.

Calvin Chan, general manager for The Trade Desk China, also noted that premium vertical apps in sectors such as auto (including Autohome and Yiche), parenting and baby care (like Babytree), and online travel agencies (such as Ctrip) were still largely nonprogrammatic. Their ads are typically 5-second full-page takeover ads or native ads.

It’s not so much a matter of subpar parenting. Parents learn they must pick their battles when raising kids, and this can mean exerting less control over screen usage than they might otherwise attempt. In January 2018 polling of mothers by Edison Research and Triton Digital, 24% reported being “more restrictive” about their kids’ technology usage than they had expected.