Ministers to issue guidance on children's screen use
The UK government is launching a call for evidence to develop the first-ever official guidance on children's screen time. The initiative aims to provide parents with practical advice on managing technology use for children aged five to 16.
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As digital consumption increases, governments are increasingly intervening to address the potential impacts of technology on child development and mental health.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Vicky Wong Getty Images Ministers are to issue guidance for the first time ever on screen use for children.
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