The karts provide the joy and normalcy of gaming for patients in hospital rooms that are usually full of unfamiliar technology.

At Dozer, kids put down the screens to play in the sand. A Children’s Mercy pediatrician says it is one way to restore family connection amid "technoference." ...

When kids can use their devices only in communal areas such as the kitchen and the living room, there’s the obvious plus that parents can keep an eye on what they’re doing.

DVDs, CD players, cassettes: Old-school tech is helping parents entertain their kids with no algorithms, no autoplay "When it's over, it's over." ...

As kids head back to the classroom, they’re going to want the latest technology and, as a parent, you want to make sure ...

No words. No actions. Just brainpower. At Windsor’s John McGivney Children’s Centre, kids with complex disabilities are now learning to control music, games, and even mobility devices using ...

When kids can use their devices only in communal areas such as the kitchen and the living room, there’s the obvious plus that parents can keep an eye on what they’re doing.