The results of the study pointed to something interesting: The more time kids spent on screens, the more likely they were to ...

A study published today in the medical journal Pediatrics has concluded that preschool-aged children who watch fast-paced TV cartoons performed ... images can turn kids’ brains to mush.

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And when given a choice, the vast majority of kids pick the food from the cartoon-adorned package as a snack, the study found. The use of TV and movie characters on food packaging is "designed to ...

"this study gives further evidence that screen time for the youngest children should be avoided," the expert noted. KIDS BENEFIT FROM ‘DITCHING THEIR DEVICES’ AT HOME: PARENTING EXPERT Screen ...

According to Kathryn Smerling, Ph.D., a family therapy professional on the Upper East Side and author of the new book, “Learning ... of having kids slow down, these cartoons jerk them up ...

Colorful labels and cartoons on packaging might be a good indicator that a snack isn’t the most nutritious, according to a new study ... for companies because kids will often grow up to be ...