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Three months ago, when we bought our iPad on Day Two of release, we had no idea that what it would become the most-used entertainment and education tool for our 2-year-old son, Dylan. He clamped onto that thing like no other toy or book in his collection,

Is sexviding the next big tech threat to kids? Some pundits are finding — or inventing — downsides to teens having an iPhone 4.

A lot of teens were undoubtedly among the throngs of new iPhone 4 owners last Thursday. While some might be playing with their new toys, parents may be sitting and wondering if it was a good idea to allow it. Here, we take a look at some recent studies looking at the good and bad of smartphone use for teenagers.

For parents with special-needs kids, any extra hand can be a life saver. True to Apple’s tag line “there’s an app for that,” this is one area that’s no exception. Here are 11 popular apps to give these truly special kids (and their parents) a helping hand.

In my home, the generations are already connecting over the iPhone 4 — and it’s not even released yet! This week, my 8-year-old daughter related Jobs’ keynote for her grandfather, doing a better job of it than her mother.

While the tech geeks are all picking apart today’s iPhone 4 announcement, this iParent is actually pretty happy with what she saw today.

After almost losing my phone recently, I have to wonder: Am I nuts for letting my 8- and 5-year-old kids play with my $200 device?

I had my first real iPhone scare a few weeks back. There’s nothing like a missing device to induce panic, fear and even a little rumination about the nature of what it is to part of this iPhone community. Here’s my story.

As any parent knows, a good storybook is worth more than its weight in gold. And this one — a moving, touching story of friendship and loss — is readily available via the App Store.

Five-year-old Gabe meets the iPad — and finds out how many good behavior “beans” it would cost him to get it…

Apple touted the iPad as an educational tool, playing up the potential for e-textbooks on the device. So it’s interesting that some universities are banning the tablet.

From keeping track doctor’s appointments to getting playdates in unfamiliar neighborhoods, it seems as if the iPhone was made for this generation of tech savvy, overly scheduled parents. Here are a few basic pointers for success with connected iParenting.