Study Indicates Early-Aged Screen Exposure Is ‘Highly Correlated With Atypical Sensory Processing’

In a recent study using data from the US National Children Study, screen time for babies and toddlers may be linked to further developmental risks including atypical sensory-processing behaviors. Veuer’s Chloe Hurst has the story.


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