The unique approach of this study – surveying parents about a specific child and looking at how individual parents’ responses changed over time – provides a window into children’s pandemic experiences ...

A lot has changed since your parents were in school. There's more flexibility, changes for security and health, and more ...

I think there are really positive things coming from technology.” But he said that they are “meaningful supports on the margins, not fundamental changes in the modality of how people learn.” ...

Fears over screen-based technology likely represent the most recent panic in response to technological change.” The "kids these days" effect ...

Brain changes: The scans revealed that kids who spent more time in front of screens had what the authors call lower “white matter integrity.” White matter can be roughly thought of as the ...

Children today spend most of their time using technology without even realizing the effects of this issue. Kids must stop spending their time staring at screens in order to spend more time bonding ...

There are new concerns about technology harming kids, specifically their eyes and ears. Consumer Reports says experts are concerned that device overload could be affecting kids' hearing and vision ...

These days, people with kids have new expectations and responsibilities thanks to changing technology. But they also have some new perks.

“These kids don’t even care,” she said in her now-viral rant, an pinpointed a few reasons why she’s giving up the profession.

As technology is increasingly woven into family life, parents struggle to navigate limits without personal experience from their own childhoods to fall back on.