Your child’s unfettered access to a smartphone might be costing you– and no, we aren’t talking about your family plan ...

What about emergencies? How would lockers or pouches work? What if kids bring burner phones to lock up? Why not let teachers ...

That means once you put it in, it immediately belongs to your child and it legally becomes their money to do whatever they please with as soon as they turn 18. This also means that should you face ...

Privacy concerns are building over who has access to federal government data, as the DOGE team requests access to more ...

Here are five ways youth athletes can develop a powerful psychological side. Hint: Don't let them look at their phones before playing.

Did your kid forget their lunch? Mess up a class presentation? Get left out of the group chat ... When parents believe children should never fail, or when they catastrophize the consequences ...

A proposed Michigan bill aims to curb classroom distractions with cell phone rules.At what age should children be given their ...

Bills in the Texas Legislature would make students lock up their phones during the school day. Parents and families see the ...

If you bought an old phone on the used marketplace, it might not be safe to use. Here's how to protect yourself.

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Dr. Gerber says kids ages 0-2 should have zero screen time. For ages 2-5, up to one hour a day of educational, high-quality videos. Older kids should still limit their time. He suggests the 20-20-20 ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected in her State of the State address to ask for bi-partisan legislation to restrict smartphones in K-12 classrooms to combat distractions and improve learning outcomes ...