The use of digital devices, which are ubiquitous in households, poses a daily challenge for parents. In fact, according to the 2026 Family Barometer published by the National Union of...

The French Association of Ambulatory Pediatrics is relying on early childhood professionals to raise awareness among parents of young children about the pervasive role of screens. Since...

The Citizens’ Convention on Children’s Time, organized in 2025 by the Social, Economic, and Environmental Council (CESE), gave young people a voice on a variety of topics, particularly...

The Family and Parenting Support Program (PSFP) has gradually incorporated the issue of screen time by adapting an approach that was initially focused on preventing addictive behaviors....

Arcom works to protect minors in their digital activities by enforcing French and European regulations: age verification, oversight of platforms, and management of risks related to...

The guidelines for the European Digital Services Act (DSA) lay the groundwork for enhanced protection of minors. Other measures, such as setting recommendation algorithms by default to...

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...