I always imagined I'd be the type of parent who was strict about screen time, but it's hard to manage when I'm not setting a ...

MIKE. THANK YOU. 815 IS YOUR TIME WITH SUMMER OVER AND KIDS BACK IN SCHOOL. MANY PARENTS ARE RETHINKING SCREEN TIME. TOO MUCH TIME ON DEVICES HAS BEEN LINKED TO A NUMBER OF THINGS THAT COULD HAVE A ...

Some of the other features in Digital Wellbeing have a largely illusory benefit. Bedtime Mode, for instance, turns your screen gray in order to make the phone less appealing to use. And it does, but ...

As children head back to classrooms, many families are looking to rein in summer’s relaxed screen-time rules. Whether it’s video games, TV, the internet or even educational apps, too much time on ...

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 ...

Too much screen time can cause temporary, though uncomfortable, vision symptoms, especially as we age. Some basic vision ...

Experts say the online world can be helpful but also harmful, especially for a child’s development. Now that kids are back in ...

Firewalla App 1.66 introduces a tool called “Disturb,” a feature that deliberately mimics poor internet connectivity to nudge ...

A central Japanese city has approved a non-binding ordinance on Monday that urges its citizens to cap daily use of smartphones, gaming consoles and other digital screens to two hours outside of work ...

Too much screen time can negatively affect a child’s health, focus, and sleep, and can even lead to gadget addiction. With a few simple and creative strategies, you can encourage healthier habits and ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Annie Margaret, University of Colorado Boulder (THE CONVERSATION) When graphic videos ...

With the new school year in full swing, it's natural that parents want to keep tabs on the kiddos during the day — yes, from kindergarten to 12th grade. And whether they have a cell phone or smart ...