To round out this report on children’s and young people’s digital habits, this selective bibliography offers additional resources organized into three categories: an overview of digital...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

At the Créteil Intermunicipal Hospital, the child and adolescent psychiatry department has broken new ground by creating the position of family peer health mediator. Working alongside...

Over the past three decades, adolescent health has followed contrasting trends: while mortality rates are falling and smoking is declining, physical fitness is deteriorating...

In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Kairn 71, an organization specializing in addiction treatment, offers an intervention—adapted from a proven German program—for young people showing signs of...

In Finland, the Mental Health Hand helps young people assess the impact of screen time on their daily lives. This simple, visual tool encourages them to reflect, finger by finger, on the...