Why parents may want to delay smartphones for kids
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- A new study involving over 10,500 children indicates that early ownership of smartphones is associated with increased risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep by the age of 12. The findings suggest that children who receive smartphones at a younger age may face higher health risks as they grow older.
- This development raises concerns for parents regarding the timing of smartphone introduction to their children. The implications of these findings may lead parents to reconsider their decisions about when to provide smartphones, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of children's mental and physical health.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
