In a crowded media and technology landscape, traditional TV is competing for our children's attention alongside the ...

Kids aged 2-5 average more than 32 hours a week in front of a TV. Kids 6-11 spend a little less, about 28 hours per week, presumably because they’re spending more time in school.

Kids' TV time linked to school woes, bad habits By Amanda Gardner , Health.com TV watching translates into poorer classroom behavior, less physical activity, and more snacking, a study found.

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If TV-watching during the early years damages kids’ brains, then the test scores of Denver high-school seniors in 1965 (the kids born in 1947) should be better than those of 1965 high-school ...

You may already know this — but young kids are spending more time in front of the TV than ever before, according to the latest research. Children ages 2-5 are now watching TV about 32 hours a… ...

Kids who watch “Sesame Street” do better in elementary school, according to a new study by two economics professors. Even Oscar the Grouch won’t be annoyed by this.

The country's 30 million public school students will ... Ruiz said she would rather continue that way than have her kids watching ... She has two children, ages 13 and 10, but only one TV ...

Middle school students who watch TV or play video games during the week do worse in school, a new study finds, but weekend viewing and gaming doesn’t affect school performance much.

For decades, the act of watching kids TV was by appointment only. The networks dictated what was shown and when, whether after school or Saturday mornings, creating legions of fans for "Sesame ...

Thomas said if kids end up watching extra TV that is ok. Perhaps make dinner time a no-screen time. She also said spending time outside is a great way to give the brain and eyes a break.