The phone Morse got her daughter is light pink with a curly cord and sits atop a buffet table outside the family’s kitchen.

A global study revealed that parents' screen time—even brief moments on phones—may be quietly hindering their children's health.

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Teens are more likely to video chat or send a voice note than engage in good old-fashioned phone calls. But experts say ...

Parenting in the smartphone age is like taking a test with no correct answers. By now, we know that too much screen time can negatively impact a child's mental health, brain development, and ...

The study found that those who had high and increasing addiction to mobile phones and social media platforms were at a higher ...

We need to get our kids back into real life. Let's get back to that time when we weren’t all sitting indoors, held captive to ...

As concerns grow about the amount of time children and teens spend on screens, how often do we pause to think about what we are modeling with our own devices?

The caretaker cabinet will on Tuesday publish new guidelines on the use of social media by children, including a ...

noting that distracted or inconsistent engagement—such as when a parent is absorbed in a phone—can result in missed opportunities for learning, bonding and emotional regulation. Children whose ...