Il text argues that providing personal digital devices to children under fourteen does not meet their actual needs and may interfere with their growth. The authors, experts in developmental psychology, argue that the natural familiarity of young people with technology does not necessarily imply an ability to manage its dependence or online challenges. Citing experiences and scientific research, they propose a counter-current approach, suggesting that parents should delay personal access to digital devices, offering strategies to manage the waiting period. Despite the potential for conflicts, they believe it is a necessary risk given the alarming evidence of the risks of excessive use of technology in young people. In conclusion, the role of parents includes fighting for the well-being of their children, even if it means facing uncomfortable battles.
Author: Alberto Pellai
Publisher: De Agostini
Softcover, 240 pages
LOOKUP will place the order within 48 hours of collecting the prize.
LOOKUP purchases the product on behalf of the user and the publishing house supplying the product is relieved of any responsibility.
No returns are accepted.
