Every Parent needs to watch this. 🤔

And the scent of roses increases white matter in the brain. Proven fact.

You know “they” knew all the pros and cons before releasing the screens to the public.

Tried to inform the prior director of the charters school my twins attend to not update to a more high speed internet due to concerns for children's safety, he said my science was shit, never showed me the science that proves without a doubt it is. The @FCC is failing our kids.

Make of this what you will The Australian news segment in the clip was aired feb 2026 and uses a 2019 study on kids aged 3-5 In Dec 2025 Australia's ban on social media for U16's began to be enforced The ban means platforms have to be able to prove the user of every account is over 16 via facial recognition or by ID or close the account until verified as being over 16 People accept restrictions when it is for safety The study authors note that they had a small sample size (69 with 47 completing the study), no proof of cause/effect, no long term follow up. There was no control group in the study for comparison of no screen time. The Authors do not claim causation (e.g., screens directly "damage" brains), as it's cross-sectional (snapshot in time, not tracking changes over time) The findings suggest further study is needed, particularly during the rapid early stages of brain development. Study is titled Associations Between Screen-Based Media Use and Brain White Matter Integrity in Preschool-Aged Children

Also 💉💉💉and all the shit from food, skies, water etc...

@ST3ALTH1776 My God. Parents we need you to take your children's lives and brains back.. The screen is not a babysitter or substitute for real interaction.

Get kids off screens and sue the bastard's

all schools from k-12 have smart boards an they have chrome books in my area

I agree with this in most cases but in cases with children who have Autism screens can be the best way for them to learn due to sensory issues. My daughter learned how to read and learn the alphabet in sign language from educational videos on her tablet. She also has echolalia so she learned to communicate by watching children’s music videos like Ms. Rachel and super simple songs. For children already diagnosed with autism, experts and targeted research highlight clear upsides from well-managed screen use. Many autistic children have visual learning strengths, sensory sensitivities, and challenges with in-person social demands—screens can address these in structured, predictable ways that feel safe and motivating.

@Westerly110 Hhmm

That’s serious 😔

The audio and the lipsink is not the same. Totally not believable.

This is how abilifynworks. Shrinks brain and kills the white matter on the damaged neurons the doctor Fried. Sure aren't healing on them drugs. They do the opposite. Just take em out of equation. B a zombie

The lips are syncing up? I wish grok was still available to none registered users. I’d have inquired more on the authenticity of this study.

Is there a direct link to the original video or study somewhere out there

Does this also apply to us using our phones too? 🤔

Wow !! ⛔️

Of course this technology advanced with the 2009 switch to digital TV's. To portable digital screen tablets.

The guy with glasses gives off Tom Hanks vibe...ewww