Flyer on using screens in early childhood
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Screens (televisions, computers, tablets, smartphones and game consoles, etc.) now play an important role in our lives. But did you know that screens can also be harmful, especially to young children? Many scientific studies have shown that screens can have a negative impact on a child’s development. That’s why it’s so important to monitor children’s screen time early on, to make sure they develop good screen time habits and don’t damage their health.
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