Young children are deeply immersed in digital technologies and the way children interact
with screen-based media during early childhood is constantly changing. Literature shows …

Digital well-being concerns the balanced and healthy use of digital technology, and the
existing studies in this area have focused on adolescents and adults. However, young …

Digital media have quickly changed ways in which parents and children communicate, enjoy
themselves, acquire information, and solve problems daily (both in ordinary and exceptional …

Screen media are increasingly shaping our everyday lives, including those of young
children. Among other reasons, parents might use screen media as a problem-oriented …

Despite the growing body of literature on how digital technologies impact child well-being,
previous research has provided little evidence on recent digital trends. This paper examines …

The widespread diffusion of smartphones has opened new challenges regarding the
psychological consequences of their usage on social relationships. The term phubbing (a …

In a cross-sectional study conducted with 1065 parent-child dyads with adolescents aged 12
to 18, we examined the association between socioeconomic background and 'digital …

Since digital media such as smartphones, tablets or laptops are available in almost every
household in industrialised countries, parents are challenged to integrate them into their …

Parents play a vital role in mediating children's media use, especially at a young age. We
examined the link between the media use of younger children and the media use, attitude …

This study investigates digital parenting divides, or how parents' strategies for regulating
their children's online activities differ based on their available resources and digital …