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Parents warned over ‘blind spot’ around babies and screen timeThe impact of screen usage on babies is the topic of a new university study

Study launched to examine effects of screen time on infants' developmentA new research project will investigate how screen time affects babies and their families during the first 1001 days of life.

Impact of digital screens on babies and families to be revealed by new studyA new study involving Leeds Trinity University will investigate the impact of digital screens on young children and their families from pregnancy through the first 1001 days of life.

Former Northampton MP's charity launches baby screen time studyThe findings aim to offer practical guidance for parents and carers and will be published in April.

New House of Commons report on impacts of screen time on children draws heavily on evidence from Faculty lecturerStronger guidance and controls are needed to protect children from screen time, according to a new report that draws heavily on evidence from an AHC lecturer

Two-thirds of babies watch screens — some for eight hours a dayA report finds a third of newborns use devices for more than three hours, despite government advice that under-twos have no screen time at all

More than two thirds of children under two use screens - some for up to eight hours a day, report revealsMore than two-thirds of children under the age of two use screens - some watching devices for up to eight hours a day, researchers warned. Despite recent government guidelines that parents should avo...

Study: One in ten babies regularly falls asleep with a screenDespite recent government guidelines that parents should avoid screen time for babies under the age of two, a new global study finds that one in ten babies now regularly fall asleep with a screen.

Government considers ‘social media curfew’ for childrenThe technology secretary expressed concern over the harmful and addictive aspects of spending too much time online for under-16s

About 70% of babies exposed to screens, study findsAn academic agrees with government guidance that children under two should not have screen time.

One in 10 babies fall asleep with screens, research finds - CYP NowOne in 10 babies now regularly fall asleep with a screen, as digital devices increasingly replace traditional comforters in early childhood, a poll has found.

127K views · 274 reactions | One in ten babies regularly fall asleep in front of a screen - that's according to a new study examining the impact devices have on the under 2s. It also found growing evidence of links to language delays and behavioural difficulties. While the government issued fresh guidance last month stating infants should avoid screen use, experts say modern life can make that challenging. | Good Morning BritainOne in ten babies regularly fall asleep in front of a screen - that's according to a new study examining the impact devices have on the under 2s. It also found growing evidence of links to language...

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