“My best advice for parents going into this holiday season in order to avoid the common pitfall of increased screen time is to prioritize meaningful interactions and family time with your children,” ...

Kids are smart, and most teens can bypass parental controls if they want to. Think you've locked your kid out of their phone ...

Student walking in the park chatting by mobile phone. (Green Shoot Media photo) The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for children under age 2, one hour per day for children ...

Children tend to think of the holidays in terms of freedom. Freedom from the structure of bedtimes, practices, school and homework. Freedom to do what they want to do when they want to do it.

(LEX 18) — With summertime approaching, many parents are grappling with the challenge of managing their children's screen time as kids spend more hours at home and on their devices. This raises an ...

For today’s parents, the nightly struggle has shifted where it is no longer just, “Go to bed!”, it is, “Put the phone down!” ...

Whether it’s a tablet, TV or smartphone – getting kids away from their screens can be tough. But now that they’re back in school, it’s more important than ever to set screen time limits. “We want to ...

Parents trying to help their kids cut down on screen time may want to take a hard look at their own habits. Adolescents who see their parents use screens frequently tend to spend more time on their ...

Discover essential tips for families to maintain healthy eating, activity, and sleep habits during the holiday season.

Doctors share tips for parents amid new research on TV time for young kids. For children under the age of 2, television screen time is associated with sensory differences later in toddlerhood, ...

As the upcoming holiday break from school inches nearer, there isn’t a parent in existence who isn’t completely consumed by the neverending to-do list that grows longer every December. Because we’re ...