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A new study from Japan has found that screen time at age 1 was associated with higher risks of developmental delays in communication, fine motor, problem-solving and personal and social skills by age 2. The risks remained for communication and problem-solving skills by age 4. https://youtu.be/fVALeerZpd4?si=75l-TC-7vMiqc6QW How Screen Time Affects Child Development: A New Study…
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A new pediatric study has found a significant correlation between excessive screen time and developmental delays in children, raising concerns among parents and healthcare professionals. According to the data, children who spend more than four hours in front of screens are almost six times more likely to suffer from delays in communication and problem-solving skills.
Handing a baby a phone or tablet to play with may seem like a harmless solution when you're busy, but it could affect their development, a new study says.