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Parents need to know that Bluey is an Australian preschool series about an anthropomorphic puppy with a big imagination and a joyous approach to life. All of the show's characters are dogs, with many ...

Parents need to know that Relationship Goals, based on Michael Todd's bestselling faith-based self-help book, is a romantic comedy starring Kelly Rowland that's set against the world of morning ...

Parents need to know that Pokémon GO is an insanely popular augmented reality game based on the Pokémon franchise of video games, card games, and other media. Its broad appeal and use of internet ...

Anyone raising a son is all too familiar with the rhythms of digital life. Between the nonstop notifications, ceaseless social media scrolling, and late-night gaming sessions, boys are figuring out ...

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AI-enabled toys and child-focused devices are quickly moving from novelty to mainstream holiday offerings, marketed as playful, educational, and increasingly conversational companions for young ...

Parents need to know that 100 Meters is a gripping, visually dynamic sports-themed anime film directed by Kenji Iwaisawa that was inspired by the same-named 2018 manga series. It's a coming-of-age ...

From social media to gaming, apps, and more, adolescent boys spend hours each day online. Our new research reveals how this relates to their identities, relationships, and emotional well-being. We ...

Do you have a kid who loves to ask "why?" whenever they're presented with a new fact? Do they love experiments and testing limits? Are they always wondering how things work and where things come from?