Bark’s Chief Parenting Officer on Predators, AI, and Keeping Kids Safe Online
Titania Jordan is the Chief Parenting Officer at Bark. She sat down with Ben Gillenwater to walk through what she's seeing in how kids actually use their phones, what scares her most, and what you can do about it without being technical.
They get into a lot: why the free apps your kid uses are…
#012: The Apps Your Kid Won't Show You: Titania Jordan On Sextortion, Roblox, And The Talk Every Parent Needs To Have
Bark's CMO and Chief Parent Officer, Titania Jordan sits down with Siara to discuss the information most parents have never seen: how sextortion escalates in a matter of hours, why 14 to 17-year-old boys are the most targeted group right now, and what her team actually finds when they analyze kids …
How AI Is Impacting Kids: What Every Parent Needs to Know (with Titania Jordan)
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already woven into nearly every part of our children's digital lives—from Google searches and school-issued devices to Snapchat, Instagram, voice assistants, and AI chatbots. In this episode, Nicki Petrossi brings in Bark Technologies' Titania Jordan to unpack where …
What's Really Happening on Your Kid's School Laptop
Cyberbullying, drug conversations, sextortion risk, and violent threats aren't just happening on your kid's phone, they're showing up on school-issued laptops too. New Bark for Schools data breaks down exactly how often, by category and by state.
Titania Jordan, Chief Parent Officer at Bark Techno…
I gave my kid their first device (ft. Sarah Gardner & Titania Jordan)
What happens when two parents who have spent years saying “not yet” to devices finally decide their kids are ready?
In this conversation, Nicki Petrossi and Sarah Gardner share their very personal experiences giving their oldest children a first device — the Bark Watch — and why they chose a tool …
You Can’t Outsource Your Child’s Safety | Titania Jordan | Have A Seat
On this episode of Have a Seat, Chris Hansen is joined by Titania Jordan, Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Parent Officer at Bark, a leader in consumer technology that keeps children safe both online and in real life. The two discuss how Bark technology works, the types of activity it monitors and…
The Sleepover Danger No One Warns Parents About
Sleepover safety today means more than sleeping bags and flashlights. It means knowing what happens to unsupervised phones, cameras, and internet access once the lights go out at someone else's house.
Titania Jordan, Bark's Chief Parent Officer and bestselling author of two books on digital parent…
Your Child’s First Device: A Psychologist Weighs In (ft. Dr. Carrie Mackensen & Titania Jordan)
When is your child ready for their first phone or watch—and how do you make that transition without handing over too much, too soon?
In this episode, I’m joined by psychologist Dr. Carrie Mackensen and Titania Jordan of Bark Technologies for a very real conversation about giving our kids their fi…
The Parental Controls You Need Now with Bark CMO Titania Jordan
You vetted the app. You checked the settings. You decided it was fine. Then one day an AI chatbot showed up inside it, and nobody sent you a note.
Titania Jordan has spent close to two decades in online safety, and she is the first to say parents should not have to keep up with every feature drop. …
Parents Ask, We Answer: Phones, Screens & Social Media (ft. Titania Jordan)
How much screen time is too much? Should you let your sixth grader get Snapchat? Can you really opt your kindergartner out of school technology? And what do you do when your kid is the only one without an iPhone?
On this episode of Scrolling 2 Death, Nicki brought in Titania Jordan of Bark Technol…
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