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Can screen time before age 2 lead to this disorder?

Screen time has long been a topic of conversation in the world of parenting. How much is too much? What content is best? At what age is it appropriate for children to watch television? According toresearch publishedin “JAMA Pediatrics,”screen time in children 2 years and younger may be associated with atypical sensory processing. Individuals with […]

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