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Teens With Addictive Screen Use Face Double the Risk of Suicidal Behavior

Compulsive social media, mobile phone or gaming habits predicted suicidal ideation in more than 30 percent of youths tracked over four years.

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Netherlands Urges Parents to Keep Children Under 15 Off Social Media

Study Links Fathers’ Perinatal Mental Distress to Lagging Child Development

Wade Family Celebrates Kaavia’s Kindergarten Graduation and Zaya’s High School Honor

Mylar Balloon Suspected in 6-Year-Old’s Suffocation in Illinois

Jessica Simpson Marks Maxwell’s Move to 7th Grade with Heartfelt Instagram Selfie

YouTube Star Ms. Rachel Vows to Risk Career for Gaza’s Children

2-Year-Old Sets Record as Youngest Male Member of Mensa

England’s Community Paediatric Backlog Hits 314,000 as Experts Warn of 'Catastrophic' Harm to Children

UC Berkeley Study Links Brain's Smallest Folds to Reasoning Skills in Youth

Queensland Set to Expand Youth Sentencing Laws Despite UN Criticism

Netflix Expands Kids Content With 'World of Peppa Pig' Game and Sesame Street Acquisition

Queensland Launches Inquiry Into Child Safety Failures and Rising Care Costs

Children’s Commissioner Warns of Persistent Mental Health Treatment Delays

Study Links Postpartum Depression to Sixth-Grade Child Difficulties, Highlighting Bonding's Role

Trump's Order to Cut Public Broadcasting Funds Sparks Local Fundraising and Service Disruptions

Teen Abdominal Obesity Linked to Enlarged Brain Regions and Cognitive Risks

Trial of Childcare Worker Accused of Abusing 23 Infants Continues with CCTV Evidence

Trump Administration's Move to Defund NPR and PBS Faces Legal and Congressional Challenges

Parental Genetics Shape Children's Outcomes Through Environment, UCL Study Finds