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The screens that increasingly fill babies’ early days can shape how their brains handle uncertainty and stress later on, according to recent research.
The study found that the average baby spends more than two hours a day on screens from birth to age two, and that this early exposure leaves traces in the brain that persist for more than a decade, influencing how quickly they make decisions and how prone they are to anxiety as they grow up.
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