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I didn’t realize how much this was affecting him until we passed by a toy ship from his favorite show, Jake and The Neverland Pirates. “It’s The Mighty Colossus,” my son told me, not so much speaking as shrieking. “I…
How do you get kids to stop spending so much time in the virtual world? It’s pretty obvious: Give them back the real one. Kids desperately need free time, with each other, in person, in a place their parents let…
Using a mobile can be a frustrating experience(Image: Getty/Stock image) Over the summer - while most of us were basking in the unexpected Vitamin D uptick - Virgin Media O2 was busy commissioning a report that discovered UK adults spend, on…
There is so much beauty in the world around us. From national parks to walking the streets of a new city or even spending quality time with our closest friends, there is something so special about sharing these moments with…
If you have checked your phone’s screen time dashboard lately and felt your stomach drop, you are not alone. Those numbers tell you how long your teenager scrolls. They do not tell you what shows up on the screen when…
The older teen years (ages 15 to 17) are a time of growing independence and sense of self. Peer groups become more important than ever during this stage. Media use can be one way that teens explore themselves and others as a…
There’s a fine line between a community and a clique. Thirty years ago, Hillary Clinton named her first book It Takes a Village. The central idea, of course, already existed, with most societies dating back centuries utilizing some form of…
Youth soccer participation and sign-ups increased in North Texas in the weeks that followed the FIFA World Cup, writes Curt Hazelbaker. Even in a digital world, people still want a reason to show up somewhere, be around others, and feel…
Gujarat-based psychologist Komal Baxi explains how making time for games, laughter and 15–20 minutes of daily play can help parents connect with their teenagers without putting pressure on them to talk. Playing a favourite game together can help parents and teenagers…
Kenyan singer Wahu Kagwi has reflected on how work commitments, phone use and competition for parental attention can influence how children experience love at home. In a post shared on Instagram on Thursday, October 15, 2026, the mother of three offered her…