Digital Neglect: When Parents Hand Over the iPhone
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On June 15, the Minister of Health announced that she wanted to ban screens for children under 3 years of age, "including at home." A symbolic measure, at the very least, but one that shows the scientific consensus that is beginning to establish itself around the harmful effects on the health of young children. Interview with Sylvie Dieu Osika, pediatrician and co-author of The Child Screen. How to escape the digital pandemic? (Grasset editions,…
This Sunday, June 15, the Minister of Health wants to ban screens for children under three years of age. Scientists and doctors have repeatedly denounced the exposure to screens for children under three years of age.
The Minister of Health and Solidarity, Catherine Vautrin, promises to "prohibit exposure to screens for the youngest, from birth to the age of 3", even though she agrees that this "idea" is a paradigm shift in society as a whole.
"Prohibiting exposure to screens for the youngest, from birth to the age of three": this is the objective set by Catherine Vautrin in an interview given in the Sunday Journal. The Minister of Health and Solidarity wishes to go further in the area of prevention, by prohibiting screens in nurseries, day-care centres and other places of collective reception for children under three years of age.The measure will take the form of a ministerial decree…
The Minister of Health announces that the government will conduct "communication campaigns, so that no one can tell us: "I didn't know."
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