Social media opens up an online world that many teens aren't ready to navigate on their own. And some aspects are just plain ...

Underlining how overuse of internet, specifically social media, affects the mental well-being of children and affects them even when they join the workforce, the Economic Survey calls for bonding ...

The bill would help to financially protect child actors and children featured in their parents' social media content. It also ...

A group of influential senators are renewing efforts to ban children under 13 from social media and prohibit platforms from ...

Peer pressure and FOMO: The fear of missing out (FOMO) is a powerful motivator for children to join social media early. Unfortunately, this same pressure might cause people to make decisions that ...

Some states, including California and Florida, have passed laws restricting kids’ access ... for trying out different approaches that then other states adopt.” Social media creates many ...

As many parents know from experience, today’s kids spend a lot of time online. While concerns about screen time are often focused on teens—unsurprisingly, as nearly half of teen participants ...

This is also true when looking out for any AI-generated ... Always double check with mainstream media sources For parents of young children today, social media may be your kids’ first brush ...

But Zuckerberg’s decision makes it even more important for children to be taught how to sort out what they should and should not believe on social media. Parents can also use this opportunity to ...

protecting children online. And Australia just put itself out front. In late November, Australia became the first country in the world to ban minors under age 16 from social media. Oddly enough ...

I have four kids ... out, it's a real phenomenon. Mark Williams, an author and professor of cognitive neuroscience, says constant notifications on our phones texts, alerts and social media updates ...