Doctors and psychologists warn of neuronal and behavioral alterations, and parents from 10 cities gather this Saturday to ...

On average, children spend a staggering seven to eight hours per day on screens, and one expert warns that we’re not seeing ...

The World Health Organization and the American Academy of Pediatrics both suggest preschool-aged children should have no more ...

Screen time has remained steady since 2020 ... said in a release accompanying the report that young children "are on the front lines of an unprecedented digital transformation." ...

Excessive screen time is driving your teen's anxiety, Crosswalk Headlines reported, but there is a solution. ScienceDirect ...

Parents are bombarded with a dizzying list of orders when it comes to screen time and young children: No screens for babies under 18 months. Limit screens to one hour for children under 5.

Do young children learn from screens ... Studies have indicated that excessive screen time can impede a child’s ability to read facial expressions and learn social cues. Unlike face-to-face ...

The NHS has set out its recommendations when it comes to how much time children should spend in front of a screen based on ...

The World Health Organization recommends children under five spend no more than one hour a day looking at a screen.

"We need to consider that screen time may be linked with not only children's own behavior, but importantly, the interactions with those around them that are so crucial at this key point in a young ...

The amount of time a young child spends engaging with adults should always outweigh screen time. And the amount of time spent with a device should be balanced with physical activity. "If you're on ...

how is it affecting children's developing brains? Is screen time simply a modern tool, or is it fundamentally altering the very architecture of young minds? Dr Samir Shah, consultant psychiatrist ...