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Screens and Language: What the Data Shows | Mesa News
New research reveals that 87% of kids under age seven are spending too much time on screens — and it’s starting as early as infancy. While most screen time didn’t hurt language growth overall, kids whose caregivers used smartphones more often showed slower word comprehension, and those with their own devices by age five already scored lower in language and grammar from the start. Experts caution this doesn’t prove cause, but warn more study is needed to understand how digital habits might quietly shape young minds. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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