UK Government Issues Official Screen Time Recommendations for Young Children
The UK government has published official recommendations advising no screen time for children under two years old, and a maximum of one hour per day for those aged two to five, as part of new national guidance.
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Experts recommend extremely limited use for children under-two amid ‘mounting evidence’ of harmful impact The government has issued new guidance on how much time children below the age of five should spend on screens. Childrens’ relationships with screens have become one of the key struggles of 21st-century parenting, along with the impact of the content that appears on those devices. The guidance has been developed by a panel led by the children’s commissioner for England, Rachel de Souza, a...
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