Substack @substack.com · 7d

Are screens really as dangerous for kids as smoking? Clinical psychologist Jacqueline Nesi talks about the judgement many parents feel, and shares some tips for keeping your household "people-first" technosapiens.substack.com/p/finding-a...

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Wandering Mind · 7d

Alternatively you could talk to your child, play a game with them, read to them, play with a rubik cube or solve a paper based puzzle together. Parents rely on screens. It’s very common to see parents and children on screens when they are together’. Children need and crave interaction and intimacy