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We knew that mobile phones were bad for our babies, but not this bad...

What do you feel parents? Should mobile phones be banned in schools? Let us know your opinion in the poll below!

Yes, your phone has become like an extra limb, but here's why your baby needs your full attention most of the time when breastfeeding...

Smartphones are so much more than just a communication device. They are also memory-making tools that us mums depend on to capture, save and share every milestone in our little one’s life. The recently introduced LG V30+ is going to make sharing those precious moments super easy and fun!

The daycare centre is sure about what it expects from the parents of their little patrons. Keep away the phone and look at the child, says their sign!

Thinking about giving your child his first mobile phone? theAsianparent surveyed 180 parents to check their pulse on what goes into preparing kids for this responsibility.

Are you a parent who is feeling guilty about letting your young children use mobile devices? Well, the American Academy of Pediatrics has now changed their guidelines on kids and screen time.

Find out how by reading this article...

Gone are the days of charging your mobile phone once a week. As smartphones become more intelligent, they use more power. Juice hungry iPhones are always dying on us – but there are things you can do make them last longer. Read our 10 tips to increase iPhone battery life.

Life is about more than having the latest technology. It is about the experiences technology creates and how safe this technology is for consumers. Global leader and technology innovator, LG Electronics, strongly believes that a green and healthy lifestyle begins at home and hopes to commit to this through its latest line of washing machines and dishwashers. Aside from this, its mobile devices are equipped with a feature that provides relief and comfort to those worried about a parent or family member.

Nine-year-old Emma and her sister, Margot, 7, go to school two blocks from their home. They both carry a phone each to school. While Emma uses it sparingly to call her mom to pick her up after sailing lessons, Margot loves to get social calls from her friends.