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Myopia rates in kids are climbing fast — and the two biggest environmental drivers are exactly what you'd expect: too much close-up screen time and not enough outdoor light. Here's what the research says, and what actually helps.
Becca Liu·
Gaming isn't simply rotting kids' brains or a misunderstood creative gift. The research sits in a more complicated middle — and that's exactly where parents need to be too.
Grace Ramirez·
The slow drift from partners to logistics-coordinators is one of parenthood's quietest casualties. Here's what keeps couples genuinely connected through the chaos — and what quietly erodes it.
Grace Ramirez·
We obsess over children's screen time. But the research suggests the device in the adult's hand matters just as much. Here's what the evidence on parental technoference actually shows — and what to do about it.
Sarah Chen·
Screen time guilt hits differently when your child has ADHD, sensory needs, or a brain that just doesn't follow the rules. Here's what the research actually says -- and why you deserve some grace.
Grace Ramirez·
The research on teen social media and depression is genuinely scary -- but so is the moment your kid catches you doomscrolling while lecturing them about doomscrolling. Here's how to parent screens without losing your mind (or your credibility).
Becca Liu·
The AAP's updated screen time guidelines have moved away from counting minutes. The research on sleep, movement, and shared reading tells us what actually matters — and what to pay attention to instead.
Sarah Chen·