How much is too much screen time? If you’re a parent with kids of any age, there’s a good chance you’ve given screen time a second thought. While technology has many benefits, too much time in front of a screen can affect a child’s brain development. Download this guide to see the Brain Balance Program’s recommendations for screen time per day, by age, as well as helpful tips to understand the effects of too much time in front of screens.
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During the summer months, it can be easy to get into a routine of sedentary activities! But, when a child is struggling to pay attention, listen to directions, and stay calm, days spent in front of a screen will do more harm than good. Hear Dr. Rebecca Jackson, Vice President of Programs & Outcomes for Brain Balance give valuable tips to help engage your child’s brain during time off from school.
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- Exercise and activity ideas that will help boost brain development
- Understand how these activities help engage the brain
- Easy steps parents can take to get kids of all ages outside and moving
With this year of stress and at-home schooling, it may seem like something is getting in the way of your child’s ability to pay attention, stay calm and keep up in school.
When sections of the brain are weaker than others, they don’t work together as they should. The result is evident in a child’s difficulties.
The good news is that the brain can change! Extensive scientific research demonstrates that the brain is malleable, allowing for brain connectivity change and development and creating an opportunity for improvement.
Brain Balance has applied this research to develop a program that focuses on improving the foundation of development and brain connectivity, rather than masking symptoms or coping with them for life.
The Brain Balance Program can help your child thrive in the school year ahead can help your child thrive in the school year ahead. Request an assessment to see what’s possible for your child and your family.
