Guidance for parents on managing children's social media use
The UK government has released guidance for parents on managing children's social media use, recommending no more than one hour of screen time per day for children between two and five years old. The guidance also advises against screens at mealtimes and before bed, and suggests choosing slow-paced, age-appropriate content.
The UK government has published guidance for parents on managing children's social media use. Children between two and five years old should not spend more than one hour per day on screens. They should also avoid screens at mealtimes and in the hour before bed. Youngsters under two should only use screens for shared activities that encourage bonding and conversation. The guidance was developed with experts to help parents navigate the challenges of raising children in the digital world. It urges parents to choose slow-paced, age-appropriate content and avoid fast-paced, social media-style videos and AI toys.
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