The best kids app in the universe.” “My daughter loves this app.” “My two-year-old can’t get enough.” These are just some of ...

Kids today want to do more than just sit back and watch a movie. ToyTalks apps offer cartoons that can talk back.

Playing Fortnite will help kids to learn to battle, build forts, and avoid enemies. But will it help them to solve real-world problems and improve their executive function skills?

Young children have difficulty learning immediately after watching fast-paced television cartoons full of images and activities that are not possible in real life, according to a new study.

Today, PBS KIDS debuted a new, free app designed to help kids build math skills and empower parents to support their learning. Designed for 3- to 5-year-olds, PBS KIDS Measure Up! focuses on ...

Screentime is up, and modern parents are looking for healthier applications to keep their children learning and engaged. LingoKids has developed a 'play learning' app to do just that.

Play encourages children to explore their imaginations, problem solve, create and exercise all the higher level neural structures unique to humans.

"The Cartoonists Club" by Raina Telgemeier and Scott McCloud is both a graphic novel and a how-to guide, teaching creativity, compromise and teamwork.

Playing and Learning With Moxie, the AI-Based Robot for Kids Embodied’s Moxie robot wants to be your kids’ new best friend, helping them build confidence and self-esteem through AI-enhanced play.

“That’s why we decided to transform traditional education by exploring new teaching methods that would allow kids to learn while playing.” Different from the role-playing games for adults — they’re ...