Family & Parenting

Try to stay open and nonjudgmental about what your child encountered.

Research suggests that too much TV can lead to difficulty processing sensory information.

Are you a parent who wants to put down your phone more often? Try these tips.

Toy trends change every year, but we're keeping up.

With the rapid advancement of AI, parents should think twice about giving away the rights to their children's images.

Three strategies for helping your son develop critical thinking skills.

The group accuses Roblox of "falsely advertising" its platform to kids.

It's not screen time. It's tech-enhanced reading time.

The AI chatbot will talk to you about things like breastfeeding, discipline, and divorce.

AI-assisted characters, like those coming to PBS' 'Lyla in the Loop,' are a new kind of virtual teacher.

Save on the stuff that'll make life easier as a parent.

An upgrade for both English and Spanish content.

@ parents: If in doubt, don't share it out.

Are your kids ready for 'Barbie?'

National child safety nonprofits pitch in to address minor safety on Snap.

It's made for kiddos between 2 and 9.

General manager, coach, referee, sports reporter: Barbie does it all!

Give your tiny artist a gift they'll remember forever.

These questions can quickly determine if a young person is in need of help.

Let their imagination run wild.

An expansion of Google's Family SafeSearch, the setting is the new default for all users.

Upgrade your toys.

The best options for entertaining your kids while also giving them somewhere to study and learn.

Built-in audio limiting capabilities make these pairs stand out.

These cloud-based laptops are lightweight, affordable, and have great safety features.