It's common knowledge that too much technology is bad for kids. But why? Read on for the possible risks and what you can do about them.

While technology can benefit kids in many ways, unsupervised, unrestricted screen time can expose them to images and behaviors you wouldn't dream of having them exposed to otherwise. 2.

Technology’s effect on children’s social skills and well-being has caused a lot of hand-wringing over the years—and parents’ and educators’ concerns have only grown with the pandemic as ...

For children & adolescents, screen time — like social media, TikTok videos & YouTube — is addictive. Health & addiction experts have advice.

The implications of emerging technology will be prominent for children—from how they learn and train for future jobs to services they access online. Global leaders recently gathered at the World ...

Artificial Intelligence has begun to take over the world of technology. AI generates numerous social media posts ...

To be sure, it’s tough to tackle digital citizenship for the youngest children without parent outreach. Part of that can just be about teaching caregivers how to use technology with their kids.

How can we keep kids safe online? What parents need to know - When is the right age to get your child a smartphone? And is it really possible to keep them safe online?

What its new guidelines make clear, though, is that there are many ways–beyond strict limits–to help your kids have a happy, healthy relationship with technology.

In her new book “Second Life,” journalist Amanda Hess outlines some of her more surprising revelations about technology and parenting.

Kids need limits to grow into healthy adults. Technology is a major part of our world, so teaching good and safe habits with technology is a major parenting area that deserves attention.