She Never Looked Up — A Braiding Shop, a Child, and the Truth About Doom Scrolling
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What I saw in a Brooklyn braiding shop stopped me cold. A young girl, iPad in hand, scrolling through reels at a speed no adult could keep up with — gaming videos, Barbie clips, random sounds — jumping to the next one every ten seconds. She never looked up.
In this episode, NYC digital literacy educator Schnelle Acevedo breaks down what that kind of mindless, high-speed scrolling actually does to a child's developing brain, what the research says about doom scrolling in kids under ten, and three intentional screen alternatives you can set up right now before you hand your child a device.
Because the platform matters. But the intention behind the hand-off matters more.
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