AB 56 would require social media platforms to display clear warning labels about potentially harmful effects on youth mental ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Many parents struggle when it comes to the best approach to social media for their children, but a ...

As more platforms become popular, mental health experts are waving the red flags. TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat — all the apps that your kids and teens likely use on a daily basis or have at least ...

A U.S. District Court judge’s decision to strike down Ohio’s requirement that children under age 16 must have parental consent to use social media and some gaming apps is being viewed as a victory by ...

The bill would also require parental consent for 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds to maintain their own social media accounts.

Despite owning a smartphone, kids also more inclined to engage in activities such as exercise ... Where the real problem begins is social media. “Children who often post to social media ...

To help kids navigate the complexities of social media and online life ... Encourage offline activities: Make sure your kids have opportunities for face-to-face socializing and engaging in ...

Jana Kramer’s “trial run” of letting her kids use social media was short-lived. “Jolie’s asked about Coverstar for a long time,” Kramer, 41, shared on the Monday, April 7, episode of h ...

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Proponents of Legislative Bill 383 implored lawmakers to take action to protect kids, saying social media drives mental health problems in youths and exposes them to inappropriate content.

If your kids are teenagers, they likely have or want some kind of social media account. Meta said the top concerns for parents when it comes to their teens’ online accounts are about who can ...

The study measures adoption of and adaptation to new media and technology by kids and parents ... own a mobile device (e.g., smartphone and iPad) have a social network app on those devices. Kids' ...