Sweden, Children under two years of age should not be exposed to any kind of screen

Children under two years of age should not be exposed to any type of screen.

As at the latest, for teens, is about three hours. The following are the indications provided by the health authorities in Sweden to parents who want to raise children and to their customers, in a way, to be aware of the use of the digital. The rule, which, as says the Guardian, is needed in a country where the average of the current and the past in front of the screen is a four-hour per day for children aged 9 to 12 years old, and more than seven hours a day for children ages 17 and 18 years old. . “We've allowed the media market and some of us steal time and attention, at the expense of that which we are, we know that there is a need for you to feel better.

We know that the use of digital media can also have negative impacts on health, including sleep, less of the bad, and the symptoms of depression,” said the minister of Social Affairs, James Forssmed. Specifying that, “with these recommendations, it is appropriate for their age, and we provide an important support for the children. teenagers, parents and carers about the use of the most wholesome, the most aware of and responsive to the digital media”. Therefore, the use of screens in children aged 2 to 5 years of age should be limited to a maximum of one hour, while children from the age of 6, and a 6-year-old and 12 should not use screens for more than a couple of hours, Between the ages of 13 and 18 years of age, the agency for health care from Swedish, and known as the Folkhälsomyndigheten, it is recommended also that the children do not use screens before you go to bed. don't put in the rooms where they sleep, and of fire by night.

At the beginning of this year, a study carried out in France, and ordered by president Emmanuel Macron came to the conclusion that a child under the age of three years old should not be exposed to screens, or even those to the tv. Exactly this at the Time, the schools are experimenting with the prohibition of the use of mobile phones for students up to the age of 15.