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Parents worry about kids' screen time - but admit they're just as obsessed too
Seven in 10 parents are worried about their kids’ social media use and screen time – but 71 per cent admit they also spend too much time glued to their own screens.
Children Regulate Smartphone Usage to Enhance Mental Health, Survey Finds
A growing number of children are taking breaks from their smartphones to enhance their mental health, personal safety, and focus, according to recent research. Experts emphasize that this trend is a response to increased awareness about the potential harm of unchecked social media and smartphone use, rather than merely excessive time spent online. Research from [...] The post Children Regulate Smartphone Usage to Enhance Mental Health, Survey Fi…
In "Two to ten", psychologist Ivane Patrão addresses his book "We're Still Time!" and how parents can manage excessive use of electronic devices by children. The conversation, initiated by the issue of sleep and the presence of tablets and telephones in the room, focuses on the parent's crucial role as models. Ivane and Claudio Ramos agree that most people still live online as an integral part of the daily world, rather than face it as a useful …
The French spend an average of 4 hours a day on their screens. A massive use of digital technology that questions, especially about its environmental cost. This article Digital: French are increasingly connected, but at what price? appeared first on Comarketing-News.
At the age of three, Ivan only said three words clearly, while spending hours in front of the tablet. Experts consulted by Chronicle One warn that real interaction is key to the development of language, attention and social skills in the early years of life. Caracas. Zulay noticed something different in Ivan. A [...] The entry “How many hours does your child spend on the tablet?”, the question that revealed the delay in Ivan’s speech appears fir…
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