Secretary RFK Jr. urges screen time limits for kids in symposium

RFK Jr. Calls for Children to Have 'Less Screen Time and More Real Life'

Speakers at an event hosted by the Department of Health and Human Services discuss the harms of student screen time, and possible solutions.

Secretary RFK Jr. urges screen time limits for kids in symposium

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services hosted a Live Real Life Symposium Tuesday in Washington, D.C., to ask families to reduce screen time.

HHS Confronts Childhood Screen Crisis With New Family Toolkit and ‘Magic Tablet’ Book – 100PercentFedUp.com – by Donald

HHS is turning its warning about harmful childhood screen use into action with a national symposium, family tools, a children's book and accredited training…

HHS Holds ‘Live Real Life’ Symposium on Screen-Related Harms

The Department of Health and Human Services holds a “Live Real Life” symposium at 10 a.m. ET on Sept. 1, bringing together healthcare leaders, researchers, advocates, and technology companies to discuss screen-related harms and practical solutions to help children thrive offline. The symposium builds on the Office of the Surgeon General’s Advisory outlining health and developmental concerns related to social media and technology use among childr…

EXCLUSIVE: How The Trump Administration Is Encouraging Kids To Ditch Screens And ‘Live Real Life’

The Department of Health and Human Services is releasing a new children’s book that encourages kids to put down screens and rediscover the joys of creative play as part of a national effort to combat the harms of excessive screen use. “The Magic Tablet” tells the story of little girl named Eleanor, who discovers a world of wonder when she spends a day using her imagination after her parents won’t let her have a tablet. Young readers follow Elean…