Splat is one of several experiments that uses generative AI to help inspire kids’ creativity and imagination in new ways.

Most families bond over board games or perhaps a day at the park, but a Colorado Springs family has taken an interest in ...

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Before Kim Slingerland downloaded the "Fun Kid Racing" app for her then-5-year-old son, Shane, she checked to make sure it was in the family section of the Google Play store and rated as ...

Before permitting your child to download any app, it is essential to understand the data it may collect and establish appropriate permission settings.

For more than a decade, two companies have controlled nearly everything about how Americans use their smartphones. Apple and ...

Senate Bill 2420, which would have gone into effect on Jan. 1, likely violates the First Amendment, according to the ruling.

Our children spend more time on their phones than ever. Some 80% of European 9-16-year-olds access the internet from their phones every day. In the UK, 91% of children have a mobile phone by the age ...

Responsible apps designed for children should offer a clear and accessible privacy policy. Apps and websites provide links to their privacy policy in the app store or on its homepage. If you can't ...

As parents, we know how quickly kids pick up technology—faster than we can say “Who downloaded this?” Many apps look harmless ...

Raising children in today’s digital world means navigating an unknown landscape that often feels overwhelming. As a parent, my greatest responsibility is making sure my kids grow up safe, healthy and ...