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A new kind of childhood, referred to as Generation Alpha, is emerging in an era dominated by screens and algorithms. The influence of parents, schools, and technology on this generation is being examined to understand who is shaping their upbringing.

Nigerian model and actress Temi Otedola stated that she will not expose her child on the internet. In a discussion with her husband, Mr Eazi, on her podcast, she explained that sharing her child online does not align with her public brand and that her child has not chosen to be part of her public life.

Doctor Zo has issued a warning to Nigerian parents regarding the potential risks their children may face while studying in Canada, particularly emphasizing that a lack of supervision could lead to issues such as drug use and mental health challenges.

Vuyo Douws, a 70-year-old, shares insights on the communal approach to parenting that characterized past neighborhoods. He discusses how the shift towards privacy concerns in contemporary society may be affecting children's development, highlighting the importance of community involvement in raising children.