The World Health Organization, meanwhile, suggests no screen time at all for children below the age of one, and no more than ...

Is screen time simply a modern tool, or is it fundamentally altering the very architecture of young minds? Dr Samir Shah, consultant psychiatrist and medical director at Priory Hospital Altrincham, ...

Screen time has quickly become integrated into everyday family life, whether it’s a few YouTube videos before dinner or a learning app that promises brain-boosting results. But how is this ever ...

What parents can do "It can feel overwhelming to think that our every parenting decision impacts our child's brain development, but it's important to also see this as an opportunity," Radesky said.

If its quality decreases, the brain cannot develop optimally and performs less effectively — resulting in children processing and memorizing experiences or learned information less efficiently.

Several studies show that excessive screen time, whether it's TV, smartphones or tablets, may affect children's brain development. But not all screen time is bad. Here's what parents need to know.

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Screen time in children has been linked to abnormal brain functions. Shifting towards positive digital programs can promote brain development.

Every parent knows that loads of screen time probably isn’t great news for our kids – but what exactly is it doing to their brains? A new study has revealed time spent watching television or ...

Research suggests screen time boosts wellbeing and friendship On the contrary, some evidence has found that screen time boosts wellbeing instead of causing damage. In one study, researchers from the ...

Dr Samir Shah, consultant psychiatrist and medical director at Priory Hospital Altrincham, warns that screen time can significantly impact a child's brain development and function.