New Jersey mom Holly Moscatiello's Balance Project helps parents reduce kids' screen time and delay giving them smartphones.

As kids unwrap new devices this holiday season, learn how to set them up with age‑appropriate limits that support healthy ...

Dear Amy: I have two children, ages 11 and 14. Their dad and I both work and share the household chores before and after work. I’d say that our lives run pretty smoothly, but I’ve noticed that we each ...

Parents across the U.S. are joining The Balance Project to replace children's screen time with outdoor play, bike rides and ...

Children today are spending more and more time on screens than ever before. LifeTech Balance, an Australian company, addresses this excessive screen time issue and the serious health risks associated ...

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Finding Balance: Managing Kids' Screen Time to Promote Positive Mental Health Habits from AltaPointe Health Child Psychiatrist Finding Balance: Managing Kids' Screen Time to Promote Positive Mental ...

With the advancement in technology, its use has also increased. These days, it has also become a crucial part of children’s ...

Limiting screen time helps young children explore offline activities more freely. As digital devices become central to everyday life-from paying bills to attending classes, children are growing up in ...

Pediatrician Dr. Ravi Malik provides an age-specific guide for screen time, recommending zero for infants, one hour of ...

As we gear up for summer 2021 in our pandemic world, many of us have witnessed the inordinate amount of time our kids (and ourselves) have spent on screens. Burned out? Ready for some changes? You’re ...