Babies do not come with a manual and we parents realize this when we finally have him at home and hundreds of doubts and questions about our newborn begin to invade us. In most cases, we tend to turn to our own parents or friends with children for advice, but when this is not the case, we have a special ally: Google.
Babies do not come with a manual and we parents realize this when we finally have him at home and hundreds of doubts and questions about our newborn begin to invade us. In most cases, we tend to turn to our own parents or friends with children for advice, but when this is not the case, we have a special ally: Google.
We are not aware of the time we spend a day looking at our cell phones more than our own children. We believe that it is a harmless gesture but it is repeated more than we think; It is what is known as "distracted parenting", when we look at the mobile screen more than our children.
Surely this summer you have missed those frequent message notices to comment on everything (everything: school and extracurricular) in the school WhatsApp group. Or maybe they have continued to sound? Has it happened like in the back to school ads, which appear every time before? Is the phone already ringing again with messages about the books, cases and miscellaneous material that children have to bring their first day of school? Perhaps the themes are more diverse?
What is the first thing you do when you wake up, look at your mobile or give your child a kiss? Surely many parents answer the first, and it is not surprising, since more than half of smartphone users check their mobile phone in the first 15 minutes of the day. We no longer know how to live without these little devices to which we are increasingly hooked, and to which we may even dedicate more time than to our own children.
Technology is so present in our daily lives that naturally there have been dozens (if not hundreds) of studies analyzing the impact that its use has on the various stages of our lives.
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