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The discussions exemplify a broad consensus on the high prevalence of device use among young children and the inaccuracy of parental estimates, highlighted through phrases like 'parents bad at estimating use' and statistics such as 'up to 75% of young children have their own tablets.' The tone varies from informational to slightly critical, emphasizing the significance of the study's findings and their implications for parenting and child health.
Most discussions agree that parental estimates are often inaccurate and that children are using devices frequently, supporting the article's findings.
Posts show high interest, with many referencing statistics about device ownership and usage, indicating concern and curiosity about the topic.
Some discussions delve into implications for parenting and child development, showing a moderate level of thoughtful engagement.
While the topic is recognized as important, the social discussions mainly emphasize awareness rather than calling for immediate or systemic change.
"Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets" https://t.co/0WpfFbAEul via @AmerAcadPeds #parenting Bottom line: parents bad at estimating use. "Compared with mobile device sampling output, most parents underestimated (35.7%) or overestimated (34.8%) their child’s use."
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Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets Pediatrics July 2020, 146 (1) https://t.co/H7A39UqEfM
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This study examines how children aged 3 to 5 use smartphones and tablets, revealing average usage around 11.5 minutes daily and highlighting the advantages of passive sensing methods over parent reports for accurate…
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@VIP3R187 @woodrowmbell @TulsiGabbard You would be suprised. "Recent estimates reveal that the majority of parents own smartphones, on which they allow their children to play games or watch videos. Up to 75% of young children have their own tablets" https://t.co/NHaRdoOHue
Pediatria – Radesky J.S. et al. - Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets - 2020. - https://t.co/sj5ltAbYVX
Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets Pediatrics July 2020, 146 (1) https://t.co/H7A39UqEfM
#Pediatric News: Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets https://t.co/7C08A0mlUY #technology #study https://t.co/gQvcG73cW5
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RT @CaulfieldTim: "Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets" https://t.co/0WpfFbAEul via @AmerAcadPeds #parenting Bottom line: pare…
"Young Children’s Use of Smartphones and Tablets" https://t.co/0WpfFbAEul via @AmerAcadPeds #parenting Bottom line: parents bad at estimating use. "Compared with mobile device sampling output, most parents underestimated (35.7%) or overestimated (34.8%) their child’s use."
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