Research Highlights Impact of Screen Time on Child Development
Recent research indicates that excessive screen time at specific ages can have long-term effects on children's development. The study, conducted by Inserm and the National University of Singapore, found that children exposed to high screen time between 18-24 months and 2-5 years showed poorer academic performance and memory. The research suggests that early exposure to screens can displace critical learning interactions, affecting cognitive, physical, emotional, and social growth. Parents are encouraged to limit screen time and engage children in more interactive and educational activities. 
