Faced with a world they perceive as anxiety-inducing—ecological crises, geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties—teens are looking for ways to cope with their worries. A qualitative...

We cannot leave children and adolescents without safeguards when it comes to screen time. Clear public policies are needed to regulate their use. The challenge is to shift from a mindset...

The Enabee study (2022) by Santé publique France sheds light on screen use among children as young as 3 years old, with an average of 1 hour and 22 minutes per day for children aged 3–5...

A review of 15 studies exploring young people’s daily experiences reveals their views on the impact of screen time on their health. The various reasons for screen use that they describe...

The first transparency report from the e-Enfance / 3018 association—designated as a trusted flagging entity under the European Digital Services Act (DSA)—paints a troubling picture:...

Over the past twenty years, digital technology has revolutionized daily life in France. By 2025, 94% of the population uses the Internet; smartphones are ubiquitous; and shopping and...

A study conducted by the French National Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) sheds light on the impact of social media on the health of 11- to...

The ubiquity of screens during children’s and young people’s leisure time has now been confirmed by numerous scientific studies. This special report from *La Santé en action* sheds light...

Studies focusing on screen use among children in the Elfe cohort provide an accurate picture of the amount of time children aged 0–6 spend on screens: nearly 1 hour per day at age 2 and...

From the very first months of life, screens intrude on families’ daily lives, disrupting essential interactions between parents and children. In a 2023 survey, more than half of mothers...