media literacy

What Are the Risks of Media Exposure for Children?

Excessive media exposure can lead to negative health outcomes such as obesity, sleep disturbances, and behavioral issues. It can also expose children to inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and privacy risks. Media literacy can mitigate these risks by teaching children to make informed choices.

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