Early Brain Development & Screen Time
Did you know?
90% of brain development happens between ages 0–3.
Students with engaged parents are 81% more likely to graduate high school.
Early interaction like talking, playing, and exploring lays the foundation for lifelong learning.
Engaging with your child now makes a lasting impact!
But today’s screens can get in the way:
-Nearly half of children under age 8 have their own device.
-On average, they spend 2.25 hours per day on screens.
– More than 2–4 hours/day of screen time has been linked to delays in language, motor skills, social development, and problem-solving.
👨👩👧👦 Looking for easy ways to boost connection instead of screen time?\
Try this critical thinking game or activity:
👉 Unplugged Play Ideas
