Digital Parenting in the Roblox Era with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov
Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov, Global Head of Parent Advocacy at Roblox and longtime digital parenting expert, unpacks what it means to raise kids in a gaming-first and online world. Dr. Milovidov dives into why conversations matter more than controls and how to use behavior (not just minutes) to gauge whether screen time is healthy. Further, she shares practical ways to co-play games like Roblox and Minecraft, tips to choose age-appropriate content, how to spot red flags without panicking, and methods to turn safety tools and settings into part of a shared family plan so you can feel less like a tech cop and more like the trusted adult your child needs.
About Elizabeth:
Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov is the Global Head of Parental Advocacy at Roblox where she focuses on building partnerships and programs to help equip parents and caregivers with the tools to help their families navigate Roblox and the digital world. She has spent years honing her expertise in advising parents and policymakers on how to keep children safer online, as well as building relationships with various child-safety partners, think tanks and agencies around the world.
She is a lawyer, law professor, child online protection expert and founder of Digital Parenting Coach.com, a resource for parents and caregivers. She is the featured expert for France 24 for digital families and her work has been featured in BBC, WSJ, Financial Times, and other media outlets focused on child online safety, digital parenting and digital wellbeing.
She is an Assistant Professor at the American Graduate School in Paris. She holds Trustee positions at the Children's Media Foundation, EAVI Media Literacy and at ParentKind (formerly PTA UK) and advisory positions for the NSPCC Child Safety Online Taskforce, Common Sense Media UK and Digital Wellness Lab. Dr. Milovidov holds degrees from UCLA, UC Davis, European University and the American Graduate School in Paris.
Edited by The Motion Bureau
Music by Robert Taylor Jr.