A pediatric psychiatry specialist emphasized that children at a young age should not have personal mobile phones. Parents should not only set limits on the duration of mobile phone use but also monitor the quality of the content their children engage with. Excessive use of mobile phones can affect a child's connection to the real world, physical activity, sleep, dietary patterns, and learning processes.
Eating with a Phone; A Habit Parents Should Not Encourage
A pediatric psychiatrist warns against young children having personal mobile phones and urges parents to monitor both the duration and quality of mobile content. This is important as excessive phone use can negatively impact children's real-world interactions and overall development.
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📰 What Happened
A pediatric psychiatrist has warned parents against allowing young children to have personal mobile phones, emphasizing the need to monitor both usage time and content quality. Excessive phone use is linked to negative impacts on children's development.
- Excessive mobile phone use can harm children's real-world interactions and development.
- Parents should actively manage their children's phone usage and content.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
As technology becomes more integrated into daily life, experts are increasingly concerned about its effects on children, particularly in developing countries like Iran.
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