Imagine this increasingly common scene: a father takes his baby in a cart, while the child watches videos on a mobile phone. No one is surprised to see it: screens have been part of children’s lives for decades. Since then, researchers, educators and families have wondered how they influence their development. Today we know that limiting the time of use, choosing suitable content and sharing screens with minors can favor healthier experiences.
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Imagine this increasingly common scene: a father takes his baby in a cart, while the child watches videos on a mobile phone. No one is surprised to see it: screens have been part of children’s lives for decades. Since then, researchers, educators and families have wondered how they influence their development. Today we know that limiting the time of use, choosing suitable content and sharing screens with minors can favor healthier experiences.