A UK teacher said her pupils had no seed for their imagination to grow from. The science behind that observation, called semantic scaffolding, is quietly reshaping how we design screen time for children.

Screen time guidance for children focuses on counting minutes. But the real question is what they are actually doing on that screen. Here is why the advice every parent finds online is the wrong place to start.

Screen time guidance focuses on children's minutes and content limits. But the most powerful tool a parent has is the conversation they have when the screen goes off. Here is why presence matters more than controls.

When Sonja stress-tested a new AI image model with a plain prompt, it returned a contemporary Tokyo school morning, not a postcard. Here is what that shift means, and why human review still matters.

Most parents opening the app store are not thinking about global citizenship. They are thinking about screen time. Why Unomundi leads with a promise to parents, and why that shift was harder to make than it sounds.

Yes, we sell more screen time. Because most of what children get now is bad for them. The amount was never the enemy. What is in the hours is.