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Screen Time Resources

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Here are some valuable screen time resources, including expert guidance:

Autism & Screens: 

  • Informed SLP | Still Taking Screen Time, Autism Edition 
  • Child Mind Institute | Screens and Neurodivergent Kids  

Expert Guidance on Screen Time:  

  • American Academy of Pediatrics Policy Statement (2026)  
  • Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health 
  • What are the 5 Cs? The 5 Cs of Media Use 
  • Kids & Screen Time: How to Use the 5 C’s of Media Guidance – HealthyChildren.org 
  • Creating a Family Media Plan: AAP Media Plan 
  • Guidelines for Social Media Apps  
  • Early Childhood Development and Screen Time Toolkit 
  • Institute of Digital Media and Child Development  
  • The Children and Screens Guide for Early Child Development and Media Use: Infants and Children Ages 0-5 – Children and Screens 
  • The Children and Screens Guide for Child Development and Media Use: Middle Childhood Ages 6-11 – Children and Screens 
  • The Children and Screens Guide for Child Development and Media Use: Adolescence Ages 11-18 – Children and Screens 

High Quality Content: 

  • Tips for Choosing and Using Quality Media Content for Preschoolers 
  • Educational TV Shows for Kids | Common Sense Media 
  • Best Apps for Kids | Common Sense Media 
  • Best for Learning for Kids | Common Sense Media 

Digital Media in the News:  

  • Article from The74
  • Article from Common Sense Media

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