Latest articles by Amy Oztan
Not every app is a good fit for your teenager's smartphone. We found several — from anonymous messaging apps to dating sites with lax age restrictions — that you should delete this instant.
Is your kid addicted to Fortnite? Here are the biggest things parents need to know for kids to safely enjoy Epic's massively popular online battle royale.
You'll find ESRB age ratings on video game packages and marketing materials, but can you trust their advice?
While cute to look at, this robot is definitely not worth the money.
UBTech's Jimu Robot Kits have enough parts to build complicated robots that can be programmed to move in complex ways, giving a curious child endless possibilities.
Cue's CleverBot offers a very realistic and entertaining programming experience that teaches kids how to code.
While they're a little difficult to put together, these unusual robots are fun to play with, especially when you have two or more robots and players.
When you have to carry a lot of gadgets around, they can easily get jumbled, tangled or lost.
From tooth brushes to smart locks, these upcoming gadgets make it easier to help your children grow and stay safe.
Help your child get the most out of Google's popular video service, without viewing inappropriate content.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that you watch what your children are viewing, but how do you do that without hovering?
Chatbooks creates printed photo books for you by connecting to your Facebook and Instagram accounts, taking the work out of the equation.
