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Parents’ social media use could affect their kids even after they log off, new research warns

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Many people try to limit the time they spend on social media when they’re with their kids. But new research suggests social media use has a significant effect on interactions with children — even when adults aren’t looking at their screens.

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Cell-phone use affects parent-child interactions, even when adults aren't online

New research suggests social media use has a significant effect on interactions with children — even when adults aren't looking at their screens.

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Many people try to limit time spent on social networks when they are with their children, but a new research suggests that social media use has a significant impact on interactions with children – even...

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Even when parents don't use smartphones while playing with their children, their interactions during this time are less intense if they spend more time on social media, according to research published at a congress held in Washington, D.C. Parents rightly put away their smartphones while playing with young children to focus more on them. However, this may not be enough. Recent observations suggest that parents who typically use social media freq…

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