How to reduce screen time with your child



How to reduce screen time with your child

“Limiting kids to an hour or less a day of a high-quality digital media is recommended”, this is what said by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), adding that some screen time is okay for children as young as 18 months, but parents should stay very much involved when their kids using screens.

With so much digital media directed toward kids – from streaming videos to games and educational tools – parents rightly worry how much is it safe for their children to use such media. Experts emphasize that kids use screens in different fields of life, studying, exploring, searching & entertainment. What brings difficulty to prevent using them. It becomes a part of a contemporary life.
For years, the AAP strictly recommended no screen time before age 2, and less than two hours per day after that.
However, contributing to this struggle, we present a contemporary method to help your child learn and entertain apart from using screens. Reading through touch-and-talk games and 3D-like animations is a genius solution to engage your child in useful things and not wasting their precious time.
Its LeapStart 3D, It enhance learning and get kids excited by the time pass in exploring the world around him. Children will engage with real books packed with activities to build key skills from counting and problem solving to phonics and vocabulary.
LeapStart 3D adds a new dimension to invest the entertain time by learning in an amusing way.  “Children can visualize the meaning of words and learn about shapes and geometry concepts with 3D-like animations.” - Carolyn James, PhD, LeapFrog Literacy Expert.

A computer with an Internet connection is required just to download books onto the LeapStart® system.
Skills learned through:
·         Creative Expression
·         Mathematical Reasoning
·         Phonics
·         Problem Solving
·         Reading Comprehension
·         Reading Fluency
·         Reading for Information
·         Social Skills
·         Spelling
·         Visual Puzzles

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