Toddler tantrums over tablet use hint at a bigger problem for parents. It always starts with good intentions. Your toddler is fussy or irritable, and you've seen how the tablet calms them down. Why ...

This toddler refused to play with her tablet after a piece of lettuce got stuck in its case, and viewers identified with her disgust for the vegetable. “I can’t make this stuff up,” Mia says over ...

Samsung has a new version of its 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 on the way, but this one's not for you. With its colourful shell and rugged plastic case, this model is aimed squarely at the kids. The Galaxy Tab ...

This year’s “it” gift for the holidays seems to the tablet. Apple‘s iPad has remained in strong demand from the get-go, and the rest of the tablet and e-reader market has gotten hot because so many ...

Many a tablet owner will proselytize about how wonderful their iPad is, and how everyone can use such a device. Now, that tablet evangelism even extends to infants and toddlers. The Vinci tablet, a ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Not all tablets are designed with the same purpose — or ...

Tyler Pinkerman posted the footage of his 3-year-old because he thought it was “funny” but the footage has split opinion.

Toddlers who frequently play on tablets or phones are at a higher risk of problems such as hyperactivity, poor concentration and friendship issues, a new study suggests. Researchers from the Finnish ...

Huge Kid Cesarean Birth in Hospital? Toddler Foot Doctor? By Jessica Grose On Monday, Sara Schaefer was hanging out in her brother’s living room in Midlothian, Va., with her 5-year-old niece, who was ...

"I looked over a handful of times, because it was distracting, hoping they would get the hint to turn the volume down," the wedding guest says in a Reddit post NUTCHAPONG WUTTISAK/Getty A wedding ...

Letting toddlers play frequently on tablets, phones and game consoles could be putting them at a higher risk of emotional and behavioural problems when they start school, a new study suggests.