Keywords: Screen time
French President Emmanuel Macron has called on teenagers to reduce their screen time and reconnect with reading and offline activities. Speaking to high school students, he encouraged them to “switch off” their phones and proposed the introduction of one “no screens day” per month. Macron’s......
As Greece moves closer to introducing restrictions on social media use for minors, many parents are increasingly concerned about the impact of digital platforms on their children’s well-being. The government is expected to announce measures that could limit or ban access to social media for children......
Heavy screen exposure in early childhood is drawing increasing scrutiny from doctors, researchers and educators across several countries. What was once treated as a question of parenting habits is now being examined as a public health issue with neurological, educational and social consequences. A growing......
Many parents are increasingly turning to digital devices as a practical solution to keep their children entertained when other options are limited. According to a recent nationwide survey conducted by Ifop for the Fondation pour l'Enfance, screens are often used as a fallback — particularly......
The city of Toyoake, located in Aichi Prefecture in central Japan, has unveiled a proposal recommending a maximum of two hours of smartphone use per day outside of work and school hours. The draft ordinance, revealed on Friday, aims to address the negative effects of excessive phone use on physical and......
In today’s digital age, screens are omnipresent, and guiding teenagers toward a balanced relationship with their smartphones has never been more crucial. Smartphones have seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, becoming almost an extension of ourselves. For teenagers, the allure of remaining......
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