Screen time up
While some time on devices is fine for entertainment and education, we also know it is important for children to do things away from TVs and devices.
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While some time on devices is fine for entertainment and education, we also know it is important for children to do things away from TVs and devices.
Families in NSW and Victoria are more likely to delay their child’s first year of school, but that says more about those states than anything else, an expert says.
From your child’s age and development to the benefits – if any – of ‘holding them back’, there are many factors for Australian families to consider.
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Parents are increasingly delaying sending their children to school, particularly boys, until the age of six, with more than half of all pre-schoolers in the wealthiest suburbs being held back.