I am 34 years old and I will still randomly blurt out a soundbite from a game that was released when I was seven. A “That’s ...

Putting slight variations on common games can help support pro-social behaviors. Many different game variations are possible ...

Grab your dice and character sheets, the Berkeley County Library System will be hosting Dungeons & Dragons board game ...

A new study has shown that a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) app can significantly reduce the chances of depression in ...

Playing can also enhance a child's self-regulation skills. 2. Try Simon Says Simon Says is a typical game that children play or that adults lead children in at schools or day care facilities. It ...

Shannon Doherty, also known as At Home with Shannon on social media, stops by TODAY with some fun game-day ideas to make the life of a sports parents a little easier. Some of the hacks include ...

She mentions staying until her children got their own lives, but the truth is, those children didn’t keep her in that terrible relationship; she did. I left my abusive husband when my children ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Not all first-person shooter games are violent; some options, like Lovely Planet, offer a bright, challenging experience for older kids.

In fact, the poll finds one in five parents fear their children currently have no friends at all. Imagine being a kid without a buddy to share your favorite video game with or someone to sit next to ...

The wireless earbuds, designed for listening to music on the go, now double as a medical device that doctors and hearing experts say could be a game changer. The devices address a number of ...

John Johnson III intercepted a Drew Brees pass in the NFC championship game. He went up against Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. Last week, moments before Johnson was to speak to a large room of ...

There is a significant improvement in the cognition of children who have undergone brain surgery for epilepsy, finds a new study by UCL researchers. The study, published in Brain, retrospectively ...