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Young Children and Screens: Putting Parents in the Driver’s Seat

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Introducing young children to screens puts you in the driver’s seat. When you share a television show, video chat, game, app, or e-book with your baby or toddler, use these strategies to make early screen experiences learning experiences for your child.

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