Major Review Recommends No Screen Time for Babies Under Two Years

A new systematic review examines screen exposure in early childhood. The authors conclude that babies should have no screen time in the first two years. Evidence

A new systematic review examines screen exposure in early childhood. The authors conclude that babies should have no screen time in the first two years. Evidence links early screen use to developmental and attention issues. The review synthesizes findings from multiple longitudinal studies. Researchers advise parents to prioritize direct human interaction. Recommendations apply to televisions, tablets, and smartphones. The study calls for updated pediatric guidelines worldwide. Health professionals are urged to counsel families on screen avoidance.