Screen Time and Sensory Development in Young Children

03/22/24 • 11 min

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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the impact of screen time on young children's development. Referencing a study from Drexel University, she highlights the connection between excessive screen time in the first two years of life and potential sensory challenges later on. Parents are urged to consider alternative activities to promote healthy development in their young children.

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