Appropriate Screen Time Use to Prevent Speech and Language Delay in Toddlers during the Covid-19 Pandemic: a Brief Report

V. R, Krishna Ar, Suja Kurian Kunnath
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With the COVID-19 lockdown and other limitations, screen time has increased for everyone, even young children. Children’s screen use has a deleterious influence on a variety of cognitive functions, including language delay. Various Paediatrics organizations have noticed these harmful impacts, and suggestions for parents were released to limit screen usage. These agencies have provided suggestions on the duration of screen usage for specific age groups. This study tries to address screen time from a qualitative standpoint. Suggestions for successful ways to participate in screen time are presented. Interactive screen time, including co-viewing and enough language engagement, may assist to mitigate the negative effects of screen time on language development. The screen has its own restrictions and several severe repercussions if they are exceeded. As a result, wherever feasible, screen time should be avoided, and language-rich quality time with children should be prioritized. © 2022, Vrije University. All rights reserved.
在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,适当使用屏幕时间预防幼儿言语和语言迟缓:一份简短报告
由于COVID-19的封锁和其他限制,每个人的屏幕时间都增加了,即使是幼儿。儿童的屏幕使用对多种认知功能有有害的影响,包括语言延迟。各种儿科组织已经注意到这些有害影响,并发布了限制使用屏幕的建议。这些机构对特定年龄组的屏幕使用时间提出了建议。本研究试图从定性的角度来解决屏幕时间问题。本文提出了参与屏幕时间的成功方法。互动屏幕时间,包括共同观看和足够的语言参与,可能有助于减轻屏幕时间对语言发展的负面影响。屏幕有自己的限制,如果超出限制,会产生一些严重的后果。因此,在任何可能的情况下,都应该避免屏幕时间,而应该优先考虑与孩子们一起度过语言丰富的优质时间。©2022,自由大学。版权所有。
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