043 - Is increased screen time in young kids linked to developmental or language delays? Interview with Dr. Angel Dy

Parenting in the digital age comes with its fair share of challenges, and one of the most pressing concerns for parents today is managing screen time for their children. The constant barrage of advice and opinions can be overwhelming. On one hand, you'll hear experts advocating for strict limitations on screen time, while on the other, some suggest that early exposure to screens can boost a child's intelligence. So, how do you find the right balance?

In this episode, we delve into the world of screen time and its impact on young children's development. We're fortunate to have Dr. Angel Dy, a medical doctor, early childhood development advocate, and founder of The Growing Brain Ph., who conducted extensive research on this very topic. Get insights firsthand from the study author herself!

About Dr. Angel Dy:
Dr. Angel Dy is a medical doctor and a passionate advocate for early childhood development with over a decade of experience. She holds degrees from the Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health and completed postgraduate studies at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the UC Davis Mind Institute. Dr. Dy is an Assistant Professor at the AT School of Medicine and Public Health and an Assistant Head of Mental Health Sciences flagship programs. She's a certified trainer for the "Zero to Three" Growing Brain curriculum and has published academic articles on topics like screen time's impact on child development. She is widely recognized in the parenting space as The Growing Brain PH.

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