A CDC study from 2024 reveals half of kids between 12 and 17 years old spend four or more hours every day on screens, whether that’s on a cell phone or social media.
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When does screen time become ‘too much’ for kids? Merced professor weighs in
Children from the age of 8 to 18 spend roughly 7½ hours per day watching a screen, according to the American Academy of Child ...
Nearly half of parents now schedule “appointments” for family time, as phones and busy lives disrupt conversations, a new survey reveals.
Karen Lee-Coss works a full-time job, is a mother, and cares for her mom, who moved in with her family after Lee-Coss' dad died.
It's back to school season and families across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are shifting into gear to get kids ready for another year in the classroom. Here are ways for parents to prepare for ...
Parents and early educators play an active role in fostering a child's healthy brain development through responsive ...
Experts say the online world can be helpful but also harmful, especially for a child’s development. Now that kids are back in school, it can be challenging to monitor their screen time. Experts say ...
More than 87,000 Lehigh Valley youngsters are heading back to the area’s 17 public school districts this week, part of 1.5 million peers in Pennsylvania’s 500 districts. But statistics from the state ...
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