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We grew up before screens took over. Our kids deserve that chance too
The article reflects on life before screens took over, noting that many people must now use social media to recall past experiences. It shares warnings from U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos regarding excessive screen time in young children, advising parents to utilize a "5 Ds" framework for healthy habits. The text emphasizes that reducing reliance on screens is crucial not only for cognitive development but also for preserving the real-world experiences and imagination that shape childhood.
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