Parents, Calm Down About Infant Screen Time. This article discusses the current research associated with screen time for your children ...
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Research-based guidelines suggest screen time for toddlers is ok and the importance of parental participation ...
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D.C. City Council introduces ‘Books From Birth’ proposal with unanimous support and Dr. Barr expresses the importance of word exposure for children ...
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Good news for parents, screen time for toddlers has been redeemed in-part by a new reports which asserts it has benefits. Bad news, if you aren’t using the screen with ...
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NPR discusses our work with Zero to Three to weigh in on screen time for young children ...
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Here is a link to a webinar that we did on Screen sense to outline the research based guidelines for media use with young children ...
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The New Zealand Herald summarizes useful information for parents such as “mindful screen time” and to remember the 3 C’s- the content, the context, and the child ...
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Seattle Times discusses our research findings on learning from screen media and the recent Screen Sense report ...
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Florida’s Just in Time Training presents this webinar by Dr. Rachel Barr and Claire Lerner on research based guidelines for media use with young children ...
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Slate writer Lisa Gurnsey calls the recent media resources released by ZERO TO THREE based on Dr. Barr’s research review “the latest and most powerful example of a shift in ...
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Georgetown University spotlights a recent white paper by Dr. Rachel Barr and ZERO TO THREE about how much screen time is appropriate, parent participation, the effects of parental screen use, ...
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PBS NewsHour highlights the importance of age-appropriate quality content and making screentime interactive through caregiver scaffolding based on Dr. Barr’s work ...
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