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In today's digital era, screens have become a staple in our lives—and for our little ones too. In this video, we dive into a recent study that explores the complex relationship between screen time and expressive language development in young children. With data from over 5,000 participants across various pediatric facilities and social media outreach, the research uncovers some surprising insights:

Age-Specific Findings:

Children aged 12-18 months and 19-30 months face a higher risk of expressive language delay with increased screen time exposure.
The study reported an odds ratio of 1.52 for the 12-18 months group and 1.79 for the 19-30 months group, indicating a significant correlation.
A Nuanced Role of Screen Time:

For children aged 31-48 months, a lack of screen time exposure might also be linked to language delays, suggesting that screen time isn't entirely negative.
Parental supervision, while crucial, does not consistently offset the potential risks.
Join us as we break down these findings, discuss what they mean for parents and caregivers, and explore how we can better support early childhood development in an increasingly digital world.

📌 For More Information:
Check out the full study for a deeper dive into the research methodology and results: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles...

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