If you’re a parent wrestling with guilt over how much screen time your kids get, you’re far from alone. A new nationwide ...

A recent report by Bright Horizons found that 55% of parents use technology as a bargaining chip to get their children to do ...

To help avoid those kinds of issues, she suggests setting screen time limits for the entire ... What matters most is spending ...

As the school year draws to a close, parents are gearing up for what some experts call the "summertime scaries." A recent ...

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In today’s digital age, children spend more time on screens, and these devices range from tablets to smartphones. They ...

Pok Pok brings that same approach to screen time. It’s made for kids ages 2 ... And it’s not just for kids, it gives parents a break from chaotic, noisy apps that teach nothing.

Clinical psychologist Evelyn Ngui Ailing says sometimes, parents are hooked on digital devices for several reasons, including ...

In an effort to cut screen time by 50 percent and build healthy digital habits, the Red Sox partnered with the cybersecurity ...

Despite this struggle with feelings of guilt, less than 10% of American parents frequently engage in discussions about screen time with other parents or caregivers as they feel judged by others.