Apple& American Academy of Pediatrics team up for new Screen Time guide
Back during the WWDC keynote in June, Apple said it will release expanded parental controls in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), covering things from content blocking to encouraging healthier browsing habits. Three months later, and more guidance is being provided to parents. The new guide, a partnership between AAP and Apple, is called "Building Healthy Digital Habits: A Guide for Families." It is an online guide that aims to help parents talk to their children about their electronic device use, and how Apple's devices could be used to bring the guidance into practice.
- ▪Back during the WWDC keynote in June, Apple said it will release expanded parental controls in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), covering things from content blocking to encouraging healthier browsing habits.
- ▪Three months later, and more guidance is being provided to parents.
- ▪The new guide, a partnership between AAP and Apple, is called "Building Healthy Digital Habits: A Guide for Families." It is an online guide that aims to help parents talk to their children about their electronic device use, and how Apple's
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News Apple& American Academy of Pediatrics team up for new Screen Time guide Malcolm Owen 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Tue Sep 29 2026, 02:16 PM EDT · 1 minute read Parents can use the AAP-Apple guide to set boundaries for child computer use - Image Credit: Apple Parents are getting guidance on how to establish healthy digital habits for their children and their iPhones and iPads, thanks to a partnership between Apple and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Back during the WWDC keynote in June, Apple said it will release expanded parental controls in partnership with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), covering things from content blocking to encouraging healthier browsing habits. Three months later, and more guidance is being provided to parents.
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