“…Although this study was conducted before the pandemic period, it is thought that the reflections and parental concerns relative to the mediation of Internet use by their children are still a pressing issue. It is obvious that such discussions must also be addressed in future studies already considering the transit of the pandemic and its effect, given that all members of the family began to dialogue more profoundly with the Internet and new technologies, be it through remote work (home office), remote learning, or, primarily, the more significant coexistence among the family members, and the preponderant role of the Internet and virtual relationships in this context (Lemos, Barbosa & Monzato, 2020;Soto, Moreno & Rosales, 2020;Vila, 2020). In this sense, it is important for studies such as the one presented herein to be able to follow the changes in such families during the pandemic, and they may even allow resignifications surrounding parenting, mediation, and the relationship with the Internet and new technologies.…”