Quality Over Quantity in Screen Time | Newark News
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New research flips the script on screen time for kids: it’s not about how much time they spend, but what they’re doing with it. Passive scrolling and binge-watching may harm brain development more than interactive activities like educational games or video chats. A multi-year study shows quality trumps quantity—think junk food vs. balanced meals. This shift empowers parents to guide kids toward enriching digital habits, fostering creativity and critical thinking. Scientists are now crafting tailored guidelines to help families distinguish “good” from “bad” screen time, blending tech use with real-world interaction and movement—all to help kids thrive in our digital age.
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