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HomePhys.org - Social Sciences‘I don’t believe no screens is possible’: How parents manage devices and little kids

‘I don’t believe no screens is possible’: How parents manage devices and little kids

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Parents are told to avoid screens altogether in the first two years of a child’s life.

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