Mobile Addiction Harms Kids More than Screen Time
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Children are a mirror of our society. They are a visible extension of all our shortcomings and frustrations when they spend hours aimlessly scrolling through their mobile devices, when they enter into relationships that can only survive on a pale shallow, and when they feel that there is absolutely nothing in this world that connects and brings us together anymore.


Groundbreaking Study Reveals Vicious Cycle Between Screen Time and Childhood Emotional Struggles
Excessive screen time worsens emotional and behavioral problems (e.g., anxiety, aggression) in children under 10, while children with existing struggles use screens as a coping mechanism, creating a harmful feedback loop. Screens act like “digital comfort food,” with overuse leading to escalating emotional issues. Children exceeding recommended limits (1-2 hours/day) show higher rates of hyperactivity, depression and aggression, especially after…
An influencer with an ankle bracelet and beauty blogs, but also the famine in Gaza. When it comes to children's phone use, screen time is often the topic of conversation, but what are they actually watching? Five striking types of videos, and what effect they have according to experts.
It's not just the bad posture, the problems in the eyes, the difficulties in concentrating or sleep disorders. The use of screens in children and adolescents from younger and younger ages has much more serious risks, which most parents should not ignore. A study by JAMA Pediatrics that followed more than 4,000 young people for four years in the United States found that almost half present addictive patterns of use of social networks, video games…
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