When it comes to shopping, banking, checking email, or pretty much doing anything online, the biggest pain is dealing with passwords.
Let’s talk about LastPass’ system for managing passwords first, and then we’ll get into the Families features. In setting up the system to manage passwords for their family, parents will no doubt be inspired to improve their own password behavior.Password management is a topic that parents don’t often discuss with their kids, and.When they reached out to let me know that they were launching LastPass Families, I wanted to help them spread the word for two reasons: LastPass is a password management app I’ve been aware of for years (they were the subject of a throwback Digitwirl video you can watch here !). Most people I speak to sheepishly admit that they either use the same password for way too many websites (a big no-no), or they write everything down on a paper that would be way too easy for someone to find… and wreak havoc on their life. Passwords are one of those online nuisances that many adults fail to manage with ease. How can parents make sure they’re equipped to be teachers, to build in those lessons through childhood about life online, when they’re often not sure what those lessons should be in the first place? So what happens when, between generations, technology has become so pervasive that it is simply an inevitability, but for us it all feels ever-changing and impossible to keep up with? By the time they leave our homes, they’re ready to to live life on their own: We know they’ll make mistakes along the way, just like we all did, but if we’ve done our job right, they’re equipped to find their way. As they get older, we help them navigate peer pressure, make good decisions about drugs and alcohol. We start small: Toddlers learn how to brush their teeth, school age kids learn how to bandage a boo-boo and eat a balanced diet. All opinions are my own.Ī parent’s job is to teach their kids how to take care of themselves, in age-appropriate lessons that last pretty much their whole lives. This blog post is written in partnership with LastPass.
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