Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Excessive screen time in toddlers is linked to lower language development, with TV and smartphones being the most used devices. Higher screen exposure correlates ...

“I’m literally wishing away my life and time with my toddler while she’s still so young,” the mom admitted. In Reddit’s parenting forum, the mother revealed she finds herself wishing ...

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about when the “best” time to eat dinner is (good news ― it’s more of a guideline than a hard and fast hour). But does the same apply to lunch?

Stuck in a rut? Annabel Karmel and Charlotte Stirling-Reed have shared their go-to lunch ideas for the week ahead.

Sandwiches are a lunchbox staple. But you can do so much better than peanut butter and jelly. Try one of these school-friendly takes on a delicious lunch.

Thus, it’s beneficial to have lunch around the same time each day, as this consistent prompting of hunger and fullness cues syncs to our sleep-wake cycles.' Earlier this month, one Italian ...

Director of the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California, Valter Longo, claims a major key in living longer and healthier is eating your meals at the right time. Specifically ...

In this groundbreaking research, academics tracked over 6,000 children from ages two to eight to study the impact of exceeding the recommended screen time limit for toddlers aged two to five, which is ...

These high-protein lunch ideas will help you feel full, energized, and nourished throughout the day. 1. Turkey Avocado Wrap A turkey and avocado wrap is a quick, protein-packed lunch that is easy ...

When your toddler transitions out of their crib into a toddler bed, it’s a good time to consider introducing them to a pillow, too. You’ll want one that’s just the right size for their ...

MacKnight, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral’s music director, is performing all of Bach’s organ works throughout 2025 — one lunch break at a time. The ambitious plan entails performing 18 hours ...

academics tracked more than 6,000 children from aged two to eight to investigate the impact of breaching the limit for toddlers aged two to five of no more than one hour a day of screen time.