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The Best Parenting Hack Is Being Rich
A study by British researchers found that increased screen time for toddlers correlates with reduced parent-child interaction and developmental issues, advising no intentional screen time for under-2s. The article highlights that wealthier, highly educated parents are more likely to limit screen time and follow other parenting advice, contributing to better child outcomes due to resources and environment.
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