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Tito de Morais, founder of the "Clocked to the Net" project, argues that parents' training on the risks of digital devices should start soon in the birth preparation courses. The expert warns of the dangerous convenience of exposing very young children to mobile phones and tablets, underlining the urgent need to give parents tools to avoid early habits of digital dependence.
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Tito de Morais, founder of the "Clocked to the Net" project, argues that parents' training on the risks of digital devices should start soon in the birth preparation courses. The expert warns of the dangerous convenience of exposing very young children to mobile phones and tablets, underlining the urgent need to give parents tools to avoid early habits of digital dependence.