US EditionScreen-Free Activities Boost Child Development, Experts Say
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Screen-Free Activities Boost Child Development, Experts Say
TVs, cellphones and computers make convenient baby sitters, but research shows interference with child development. Digital device limits help children develop better attention spans and meaningful bonds. Alternative activities suggested can keep children active. Let them get a little wet. The magic of water play can easily beguile toddlers, keeping them fascinated for long stretches of time. The bathtub plus some bath toys offers an avenue of w…
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