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Parents are worried about the increasing smartphone usage among children. Experts suggest that kids aged 6 years and older should have no more than 1-2 hours of screen time daily, while those ...

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Does your kid often neglect home responsibilities or schoolwork to play video games or scroll social media? They may be ...

Kids need and want phones, but with so many options from which to choose, it's difficult to know which offers the right mix of apps, features, and parental controls for your child.PCMag can help ...

With the Dumb Phone setting, parents can also choose to allow their kids to access other apps if they wish, especially as they grow older. Screenable’s “Screen Trainer” mode is designed for ...

As kids get older, phones can help them stay connected to their friends and communicate about schoolwork, sports and other activities. There is no perfect age for a child to have a phone.

Smartphones for kids: Android and iPhone parental controls. There are lots of ways to control what your kids can do on their smartphones, what they see online, and how long they can access apps for.

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It is often recommended that children aged 6 years and older spend no more than 1 to 2 hours per day on screens, including ...