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Sandra Davie reporting on screen exposure on young children: According to the researchers, one explanation is that the bombardment of fast movements, sounds and scene changes can leave few resources for the brain to build self-regulation skills. This then leads to an inability to follow multi-step instructions or persist in challenging activities. ~ Link: What Happens Inside a Baby’s Brain When Looking at Screens? Singapore Study Shows the Impact, by Sandra Davie, Straits Times

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