Parenting children in the digital age : why human interaction matters for children's emotional well-being / Mercy A. Otunga.

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Otunga, Mercy A [author.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: The healing shelfDescription: 50 pages : color illustrations ; 16 cmISBN:

9789914976199

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DDC classification:

649.51 OTU

Summary: Examines the critical role of face-to-face human interaction and unstructured play in early child development amidst screen technology usage. Highlights how real-world social play helps children negotiate, share resources, regulate emotions, handle disappointment, and build empathy and resilience.

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Examines the critical role of face-to-face human interaction and unstructured play in early child development amidst screen technology usage. Highlights how real-world social play helps children negotiate, share resources, regulate emotions, handle disappointment, and build empathy and resilience.

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Parenting children in the digital age : why human interaction matters for children's emotional well-being / Mercy A. Otunga.

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