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Screen-caused migraines and more: Letterš¼s to the Editor ā Sept.š± 22, 2024
š· NYPost readersš discuss screens triggering migraines, Kamala Harris' position on Israel and more.
ą¼ŗ Parentsā screen time impacts childās mental health, shock new study finds
There should be noĀ pšhoningĀ it in asš½ a parent.Ā
Children under age 2 should be forbidden screeą¼ŗn time and TV, according to this country
ź¦ ā¦ There's a tyke-nology problem.
Kids' screen time should be cut to this surprisingly low number of hours a week, experts say
The mental health and behavioral benefits ācan be seāen in as little as two weeks.
How to develop a family social media plan in the wake š of landmark NY measure
"I think it's important to staļ·½rt talking about social media as earlyź¦æ as kids are interested in understanding it," Dr. Shannon Bennett told The Post.
I used my phone 4 hours a day ā now I suffer from chronic pain and can't sleep
She's now unable to complete daily tasks ever since the harrowing cāondition came on overnight in December 2022. "I went to bed fine and woke up in agony," she said.
Children should avoid screen time until this age, experts warn: 'Important implications'
āThis association could have important implications fāź¦or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and autism," lead author Dr. Karen Heffler said.
Mom's Ziploc phone hack sparks fierce debate about kids and screen time
š„ This is how to get kids to zip it during long car rides. š¤Ŗ
š¼ Screen time addiction in adults linked to borderline personality traits and psychological distress
Aduź¦lt men were revealed to be more prone to spending too much time online and on-screen than women.
š¼ Screen time for babies linkāed to delays in speech, problem-solving: developmental study
Research found that by age 2, kids who had up to four hours ošf screen time per day were up to three times more likely to experience developmental delays in...
This ailment can lead to š¹an incrš„ease in social media use, study finds
Humans tend to withdrawal from society as they experience symptoms of illness, including inflammation, which increases their usage of social media pšlatforms to connect, a University of Buffalo study found.
ļ·½ Kids are assaulting teachers for taking away their phonesĀ āĀ hereāsĀ why
šKids' phone addiction "very much mirrors all the diagnostic features of an actual addiction,ā psychologist Nicholas Kardaras said of screen-withdrawal meltdowns including students pepper-spraying and punching teachers in the face.
Apple's Tim Cook says kids need 'hard rails' against too much screen time
āWe donāt want people using our phones too much,ā the š¦©Apple CEO added.
I'm a neuropsychologist ā this is the age it's OK to let kids watch TV
āRather than moving towards a greater attention span ašnd greater cš·ontrol of the childās own mind, in my opinion it provokes a delay," Dr. Ćlvaro Bilbao said about screens.
Giving kids mobile devices to šcašÆlm them may lead to bratty behavior: study
Screeān time may not be the best way to soothe a child's temper tantrum, according to new research.
High school bšans smartphones -- and kids are happier than ever
š” "Students are thriving," says an administrator.
Big Tech wants your kid to be their consumer, eveš¦n if it harms them š
Big Tech knows that screens and šsocial media are making our kids sick, so why aren't companies doing something about it?
Too much screen timeą¼ is turning our kids into boring beasts
Your kid is getting way too much screen time, and you know it. Itās time ź¦to do something about it.
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The ingenious way this teacher taught her kids a new language š¦¹
A teacher changed her kids' screen settings to Spanish in order to teach them to speak a new language fluenštly.