Handbook of Children and Screens

This comprehensive guide synthesizes current research on how digital media affects children's development across all stages, from infancy through adolescence. Drawing from interdisciplinary expertise, it systematically examines screens' cognitive, physical, mental, and psychosocial impacts on young minds. The handbook provides evidence-based insights into how digital exposure shapes attention, learning, and emotional well-being during critical developmental years. Parents will find thorough analysis of both benefits and risks associated with children's screen time across different age groups.

Beyond individual development, this resource explores how digital media transforms family relationships, social interactions, and cultural contexts. The research-backed approach helps caregivers understand the broader societal implications of raising children in a connected world while offering practical perspectives on managing technology's role in family life. For parents seeking authoritative guidance on navigating screen time decisions, this handbook delivers the scientific foundation needed to make informed choices about children's digital consumption and its effects on their growth and relationships.