Psychologists weigh in with these seasonal boredom busters.

Those long summer days tempt me to fall back on screen time to occupy my daughter. The heat makes me lazy while, at the same time, school is closed so I have to keep her busy all day. But each time I ...

During the summer months, many parents worry about the impact of extra screen time on their children.

Summer vacations often look different than they used to. Children may prefer tablet time to pool time, spending days on their phones instead of in the sun, or connecting with friends through gaming ...

More than half of Americans say they feel “addicted” to their phones. Kids and teens now average up to seven hours a day on entertainment screen time not including schoolwork. And for families, that ...

It’s summer, which is a great time to let the kids relax and enjoy some much-needed downtime. Unfortunately, if you’re like most parents, more free time for kids may also mean more screen time battles ...

As families transition to summer, many kids are poised to boost their “screen time” in a big way. How do parents navigate this digital age, while making sure kids spend time away from their devices?