Parents today are faced with children who tap, swipe and pinch before they can tie their shoelaces or ride a bike. Two-year-olds know the ins and outs of every remote in the house, and new gadgets or apps appear daily promising to make children smarter and faster...
Many parents are worried about the effects all this technology is having on their children's physical health and development. They feel guilty about the amount of time their children watch TV or play with IPADS, but admit that trying to wrestle a digital device out of their child's hand can frequently result in massive conflict and traumas!
In Raising Your Child in a Digital World, leading children's technology researcher and mum, Dr Kristy Goodwin, shows you healthy, safe, and practical ways to incorporate technology into your child's learning and development. She takes the latest evidence-based research findings from all over the world to establish, in simple terms, what is actually ok for children to use and what to avoid and when. Using the seven foundations of early childhood development Dr Kristy explains how parents can develop healthy digital habits in their children and use technology to promote and safeguard their whole wellbeing.
This book allow parents to finally put an end to the guesswork and guilt about raising their children in a digital age.