Screen time limits alone may not protect children’s mental health, new guidance says
- New paediatric guidance says screen time limits alone are no longer enough to protect children’s mental health.
- It argues that counting hours ignores why a child is drawn to a platform and what it does to them.
- Platforms are designed to hold attention, which time limits do not address.
- What children do on screens matters more than how long, with passive scrolling carrying the strongest risk.
Source: firstpost.com
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