Ditching screens can be a breeze for parents by incorporating fun, offline activities that spark children’s imaginations.
Gartner, a research and consulting firm, named it the technology “Hype Cycle”: First comes tech enthusiasm, then rapid ...
New research links earlier smartphone access to higher risks of depression, poor sleep, and obesity in kids, underscoring why ...
New research found that smartphone usage in children led to higher risk of poorer mental health across several categories.
A new study found 12-year-olds who own a smartphone are at an increased risk of obesity, depression, and lack of sleep.
We’re back with our roundup of the most insightful studies of the year, from the power of brain breaks to groundbreaking ...
I put the claims that this is ‘the phone that grows with your child’ to the test (Sarah Dawson/The Independent) It’s impossible to avoid the conversation around kids and mobile phones, and deciding on ...
Hand your child a phone when you are ready for their childhood to end. We’d suggest another spin on that online proverb: Let ...
“Predators don’t lurk just outside anymore” explained Mike Richards, President and Chief Content Officer of Daily Wire ...
ABC News rreeleased an article dtsting thst Children who own smartphones by age 12 face a higher risk of depression, obesity, ...
A Johns Hopkins psychiatrist explains how social media affects kids and shares practical steps Oklahoma families can take to reduce smartphone use.
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Should students have cellphones in class? Indiana said no 2 years ago. Now the law may get stricter.
At Shortridge, students can keep their phones, but they must be stored in backpacks during class time. Bernardi said most ...
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