In South Australia, nearly 22 per cent of children are considered to be developmentally vulnerable, meaning they display much lower ...
Too much screen time setting kids back before school
A new study suggests that excessive screen time is having a substantial impact on children’s development, putting them behind their peers when they start school.
Researchers say reducing children’s screen time and replacing it with more developmentally appropriate playtime will help prepare children for school.
Researchers say reducing children’s screen time and replacing it with more developmentally appropriate playtime will help prepare children for school.
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