Almost all health providers agree that more research is needed to evaluate the impact of EMF on children and many recommend limiting EMF risks for children. 

Here are a number of excerpts and researchers that you can check into for yourself. 

However, generally, the few studies into the effects of EMF requires controlling for the differences between juveniles, children and adults. Specifically in regards to the head, bone developmental density and neutral tissue. 

• The abstract of a recent Swedish study focuses on the impact on children of cell phone is an example: “While the government has deemed RF radiation to be safe, there is no current significant research to make this claim. To determine the relationship between cell phone radiation and brain cancer requires long-term studies lasting decades and with inclusion of frequent users in the subject pool."
• Dr. L. Hardell of the University Hospital of Sweden noted that "it is necessary to apply the precautionary principle in this situation," especially for long-term exposure that is likely to affect children (Hardell as cited in Mead, 2008, p. 1). 
• "There is cause for concern.” Rosenberg S., Cell phones and children: follow the precautionary road. ,J Pediatr Nurs.,2013 Mar-Apr;39(2):65-70.
• Davis DL, Kesari S, Soskolne CL, Miller AB, Stein Y, Swedish review strengthens grounds for concluding that radiation from cellular and cordless phones is a probable human carcinogen. J. Pathophysiology, 2013 Apr; 20(2):123-9.

If you are looking for EMF protection products, see our selection here.