Media Use in Infants and Toddlers: Balancing Healthy Development in a Technology Dependent World

Originally presented at Carilion Children's Grand Rounds by Leah Birdwell, DO, Pediatric Resident, PGY-3, Carilion Children’s
Faculty Advisor: Elizabeth Stewart, MD, General Pediatrics, Carilion Children’s

Learning objectives include:​
Discuss importance of screening for developmental delay
1. Review current guidelines and policies regarding screen time in infants and toddlers.
2. Outline the pathophysiology of our brains on digital media.
3. Discuss the effects of screen time and media on development, health, and social interactions based off recent literature.
4. Appraise realism of adherence and think about the interplay of social determinants on media consumption.
5. Formulate how we can apply current screen time/media guidelines to clinical practice.

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