Dr. Michael Rich has a conversation about kids and media. (Part 2)
Read the full article at Intelligent Medicine.Fighting the New Normal: Should Parents Say No to Screen Time?
CMCH’s Kristelle Lavallee explains how parents must approach media as a fundamental part of their children’s development.
Read the full article at ParentMap.Sleep problems may impact kids’ relationships with teachers
Dr. Michael Rich comments on how sleep and school affect each other.
Read the full article at Reuters.Call For Facebook To Cancel Messenger Kids Is Well-Meaning But Misguided
Dr. Michael Rich explains the reality of how children are using apps.
Read the full article at Forbes.Health experts urge Facebook to shut down Messenger Kids
CMCH Content Strategist Kristelle Lavallee explains how parents can control their children’s use of Facebook’s app.
Read the full article at CNN.Parents, Not Companies, Are Blamed for Smartphone Addiction Among Youths
Dr. Michael Rich discusses parents’ and product makers’ roles in controlling children’s media consumption.
Read the full article at Morning Consult.Kids Glued to Smartphones, Video Games Could Signal Addiction
Dr. Michael Rich explains the context behind problematic interactive media use.
Read the full article at Consumer Reports.As Apple gets slammed for addictive smartphones, experts are optimistic about the Amazon Echo and Google Home
Dr. Michael Rich provides guidance on teaching children about technology.
Read the full article at CNBC.How far should technology manufacturers go to make their products less addictive for children?
Dr. Michael Rich discusses technology and addiction in children.
Read the full article at CBC.Apple Asked To Help Wean Digital-Addicted Youths
Dr. Michael Rich is interviewed about iPhones and PIMU topics.
Read the full article at NPR.