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Sussex Police have issued a warning to parents about the dangers of sharing back-to-school photos online, as these images can inadvertently reveal sensitive per

Children's screen time has increased during the summer holidays, leading to a decrease in reading, as millions head back to school.

Montana Brown has criticized companies for creating "addictive" children's TV shows and games, stating she rarely allows her children screen time.

Classes are now being offered to prepare expectant mothers for giving birth in a car or by the roadside, a development that is likely to concern many parents-to

Health experts are advising that common baby food products should not be given to newborns, stating that they are equivalent to fruit smoothies and unsuitable f

Parents are being cautioned that vaping is not harmless for children and can lead to serious health problems, according to a new review published in the journal

A new study suggests that parents scrolling on their phones in front of a child can be more detrimental to the child's brain development and language skills tha

A major Australian survey reveals that nearly 60% of parents are experiencing moderate to high psychological distress, prompting experts to explain the reasons

A new survey reveals that parents are expected to spend an average of 88 hours on unintended phone scrolling this summer, with over half of children aged eight

Prince George, now 13, will not receive a smartphone until he turns 18, adhering to his father Prince William's strict rules regarding technology use for childr

OpenAI will begin notifying parents if their teenagers with linked accounts violate ChatGPT's policies, particularly regarding violence.

Spotify is expanding its 'Managed' account service, previously exclusive to Premium Family, to its Free ad-supported tier. This allows parents to create music-o

A new study explores whether parents should use digital screens to calm their children, concluding that there is no simple answer to the question.

A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology indicates that parents' excessive attachment to their phone screens can lead to anxiety and insecur