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A global study reveals the risks of giving smartphones to kids under 13, including higher chances of suicidal thoughts, poor emotional regulation, and low self-worth. Here's what every parent should know.

Excessive screen time is linked to a higher risk of myopia in children. Learn how screens affect eye health, signs of myopia, and tips to protect your child’s vision.

In this ATE session, Behavioral Therapist and Coach, specializing in Gaming/Digital Addiction, Jessie Liew SP shares her insights on the new MOH's screen time guidelines.

Avoid being a distracted parent and make sure to spend more quality time with your kids.

"I thought it was just normal until her 7th birthday a few days ago, she did not talk to any children invited and was just playing roblox," shared the concerned father.

Here's how you can check for myopia in kids.

About 83% of parents were concerned about the amount of time their children spent in front of screens and monitors.

The answer is: yes and no! Here's why.

Early-age developmental tech is on the rise. But how do you ensure your little one isn't glued to them? Read on to know.

Let’s take a look at what works during this extraordinary time, what you need to be careful of, and how you can manage your child’s screen time after this period ends.

Even as we emerge from the Circuit Breaker period, families are still encouraged to stay at home as much as possible. While parents are relying more on television, tablets and smartphones to keep their children entertained, this increase in screen time is not necessarily a bad thing when appropriate precautions are in place. To help parents ensure safe, yet fun and educational screen time for their kids, Samsung Kids is here to save the day.

According to a research, children who have parents that are eaten up by their phones are more likely to be attention-seekers