While technology can benefit kids in many ways, unsupervised, unrestricted screen time can expose them to images and behaviors you wouldn't dream of having them exposed to otherwise. 2.

Kids need limits to grow into healthy adults. Technology is a major part of our world, so teaching good and safe habits with technology is a major parenting area that deserves attention.

Local middle school students are getting national recognition for doing grown-up things that make a difference. Their teacher ...

In her new book “Second Life,” journalist Amanda Hess outlines some of her more surprising revelations about technology and parenting.

Part of that can just be about teaching caregivers how to use technology with their kids. For instance, some of Citizen’s youngest students play an online game, Roblox, which has a chat feature.

Unfortunately, when parents have access to it too that’s another problem because parents start emailing me about what kids are not doing and missing. And that bypasses the skill.

It's common knowledge that too much technology is bad for kids. But why? Read on for the possible risks and what you can do about them.