As children are becoming increasingly dependent on technology, concerns regarding the impact of blue light on their eyes have risen.
Against the current backdrop of virtual learning, lockdowns, and fewer hours of outdoor play, children are using digital devices more than ever before.
Dr. Pamela Hurst-Della Pietra is the President of Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development, an international, interdisciplinary, nonprofit organization that she founded in 2013 to support
Children and Screens founder Dr. Hurst-Della Pietra speaks about how to curb screen time in 2020.
The transition to online learning presents challenges to all families with school-aged kids; and for parents of children with developmental disabilities, these challenges hold an additional layer of complexity.
Whether they learn about these issues from the news, from friends, or from social media, children of all ages are aware of what’s happening, and it’s important for parents to
Even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents were grappling with the effects of screen time on their children’s sleep habits.
With the ever-increasing social media use among teens and tweens resulting from COVID-19, it’s important for parents and families to pay attention to how their kids are connecting on these
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