Children and Screen Time

How are we weathering pandemic screen time? How will we put it in its proper place when all of this is over? And how is it shaping our roles as parents and professionals in the meantime?

Screen-Free Week presents an opportunity for parents and children to explore what it’s like to enjoy other options, try out activities they have never considered, and base future media use on their own values.

Infants and toddlers are growing up in a screen-media saturated world. But does that fact change how they learn?

It is important to view the issue of technology through the lens of child development in order to make intentional decisions about what is best for children, and to assist in giving parents a healthy alternative to screen media.

What can educators and parents do to ensure that children are provided with the proper tools to succeed in today's society?

Why does it seem like children are having more and more trouble with social skills? Why are teachers having to spend more time and energy on classroom management than in the past? What is causing these social behavior disturbances? Several…

There is no easy way to relieve the burden that technology places on children. But if we love them, we can't slip into resignation just because we don't know where to start.

Children need a trove of lasting memories of beauty and nature to carry with them throughout their lives. If they don't, who is responsible?

It's hard to resist the allure of screens, but what is the impact of media-addiction doing to our kids?

An interview with Susan Linn - an expert on the impact of media and marketing on children.

Understanding PSDD and its causes and impact on children can give us a powerful tool for meeting children’s needs through play.