Nearly three in five parents (59%) wish they were more “digitally savvy” – as they admit their children know more than them about technology by the time they are 12 years old, a study has found.
Nearly half (47%) of mums and dads, with children aged 18 and under, believe their offspring can outsmart them when it comes to digital technology.
More than four in five (85%), of the 2,000 parents polled, allow their youngsters to access online content – but feel ill-equipped when it comes to digital safety.
