Screen time influences babies' development, studio says

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Según un studio publicado el mes pasado en The Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics, one-year-old children exposed more than four hours of newspapers in front of a retrospective experimental screen on the development of communication and problem-solving skills between 2 and 4 years old.

The survey also revealed that 1-year-olds lived longer before a year screen that our companions present feedback on the 2 years of the development of final motor skills and personal and social abilities. Without an embargo, these returns risk disappearing in 4 years.

The study did not find that the present moment in front of a screen caused the returns in development, but it's more than that a relationship between a mayor during his exposure time in front of a screen with feedback on the desire for babies. According to experts, this pattern can explain the value of cara a cara time for small children.

ImageThe survey also found that 1-year-olds lived longer in front of a screen than their peers showed returns over 2 years in the development of fine motor skills and personal skills . ysociales.Credit...Kike Calvo/Alamy

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David J. Lewkowicz, developmental psychologist of the Center for Children's Studies from Yale University, confirmed that personal interaction between parents and children is crucial for them to have good information in common with babies, including how facial expressions, words, tone voice and physical feedback combine to express language. and signified.

“This doesn't happen when you're looking at a screen,” commented and added that you won't be surprised by the results of the survey. p>

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