Today's children are the first generation growing up with AI integrated into everyday life.

Every tap, pause and scroll teaches the algorithm what to recommend next.

Many teenagers remain reluctant to discuss intimate health concerns, believing the problem will resolve on its own or feeling too embarrassed to tell their parents.

Growing up with technology gives Gen Alpha a head start, but curiosity, critical thinking and teamwork are the skills that could help them thrive in the years ahead.

Teenagers are turning to AI systems not only for information, but for reassurance, emotional support and even companionship.

AI is becoming more human-like, but experts say emotional boundaries still matter.

Many experts believe the bigger challenge is creating healthier and safer digital spaces for young people.

New findings reveal many children are finding creative ways to bypass social media age restrictions online.

Conversations are replaced with prompts, and responses arrive instantly without real engagement.