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

The Digital Dilemma It's family dinner time, but your toddler’s eyes are glued to a tablet. The food gets cold, the ...

“WELL! My kid hates me for limiting screen time“. Trust me, I get it — the eye rolls, the ”you’re so unfair!“ meltdowns.

Lucy (Kathleen) McGoron receives funding from Michigan Health Endowment fund and SAMHSA. Erika Squires does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization ...

Instead of loud ads, fast-paced levels, or flashy animations, Pok Pok offers a quiet, gentle environment kids can explore at ...

But parents may notice the amount of time their children spend glued to a screen starts to creep up, without the more formal ...

With a little restraint and intention, screen time doesn’t have to be the enemy You’ve heard it all before: too much screen time is harmful for children. And yes, the risks are real—both ...

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.

Parents, educators, and caregivers are invited to a free community event, “The Anxious Generation: Rethinking Screen Time for ...

Pok Pok brings that same approach to screen time. It’s made for kids ages 2–8, with digital games that teach real-world concepts like numbers, cause and effect, and early problem-solving.