But actually, Gen Z credits a different sort of pastime with fostering their social skills — and surprisingly, parents actually agree! According to a new study, Gen Z believes that playing video games ...

A new study of nearly 300,000 kids says that screen time — specifically, gaming — can “contribute to socioemotional problems” ...

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Jessie Hewitson explains that after her neurodivergent son had ‘autistic burnout’, she realised time spent gaming could be ...

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Coun Shirley Reynolds, cabinet member for children, young people, education, employment and skills, said: "The Urban Games activities ... reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, and reflect ...

Roblox, Fortnite and Instagram are just some apps that are appealing to kids and may seem like harmless fun on the surface. These platforms are making news frequently ...