Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Episode 57 “Screen Time Hysteria?”
Episode 57 “Screen Time Hysteria?”
Episode 57 “Screen Time Hysteria?”
Thursday 6th February 2020
Dr. Fasano discusses the effects of screen time on young children's brains and offers practical advice for parents on 'The Better Mental Health Show'.
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Get the buttons here!Screen Time and Young Minds: A Neuroscientist's Take
I just don't see any good reason you can use to justify putting a young child in front of a screen for a long period of time. If you have the choice, you should really think about what the outcome will be logically, from a biological perspective, as the kids grow.
Are screens turning our kids' brains into mush? Dr. Christopher Fasano, a developmental neuroscientist, dives into this pressing question in Episode 57 of 'The Better Mental Health Show'. While the debate on screen time rages on, Dr. Fasano cuts through the noise with a biological perspective that’s hard to ignore. He explains how excessive screen time can shape young brains, potentially leading to issues like anxiety and frustration down the road. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Dr.
Fasano also sheds light on the importance of nurturing learning centers in the brain to set children up for future success. With his approachable style, he makes complex neuroscience accessible for parents worried about their kids' screen habits. This episode is a must-listen for anyone trying to balance tech use and healthy brain development in young children. Tune in to get informed and make better decisions for your family.