It’s no secret that screens are a big part of modern life – from laptops and TV screens to smartphones and iPads. At the same ...

As parents spend more time on their phones, children are likely to engage with age-inappropriate content. Experts weigh in on ...

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that a child have no more than two hours of screen time total. That means all electronic devices. And there are reasons for that. The reasons are that ...

It's one thing to decide to avoid screen time if you're a first-time parent-to-be or don't have any children of your own, and another to be in the thick of parenting. Let's be hon ...

While the American Academy of Pediatrics does not provide any specific screen time limits for teens, it does offer guidance ...

It wasn’t long ago that we considered the term screen time to mean children watching the television for the purpose of entertainment or for playing a game system that was hooked up to the ...

Central California eye doctors are seeing more children developing near-sightedness. They say it's because kids are starting ...

the American Academy of Pediatrics (APA) recommends that families create a set media plan with clear rules. APA suggests: ...

It is alarming that preschool children 2 years and older should spend no more than two hours a day watching television and using the computer. That’s according to recommendations from the ...

Researchers reported Feb. 4 in the journal BMC Pediatrics that the odds of kids watching R-rated movies or playing mature-rated video games rose with higher parental screen use and inconsistent ...