Experts have warned that allowing children as young as two years' old to access smartphones can lead to impaired brain development. Recent studies have shown that one in four children aged two years or younger in the United States have their own smartphones. While parents believe that smartphones act as a learning tool for their children, experts say that allowing children to access smartphones at such a young age could affect their brain development. They ...Monday, 5 August 2013
Brain Development may be Delayed in Kids Who Have Access to Smartphones
Experts have warned that allowing children as young as two years' old to access smartphones can lead to impaired brain development. Recent studies have shown that one in four children aged two years or younger in the United States have their own smartphones. While parents believe that smartphones act as a learning tool for their children, experts say that allowing children to access smartphones at such a young age could affect their brain development. They ...
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