Children, Technology and Healthy Development: How to Help Kids be Safe and Thrive Online
Cath Knibbs
How can adults ensure children’s safety and wellbeing in an increasingly digital world? How can we help them thrive alongside technology, both now and in the future?
Cath Knibbs, with her vast experience, unpacks the complexities of human behavior in the digital realm, particularly when it comes to children using devices, gaming consoles, and social media. She provides a clear understanding of how and why children engage online and offers practical advice on how we can support them in developing healthy technology habits, rather than being overwhelmed by the dangers of the digital world.
This insightful book draws on the latest psychological research, attachment theory, and neurobiology to offer valuable guidance for parents and professionals on how technology impacts children’s development and how we can navigate the online world effectively. It covers critical topics such as the impact of screen time, social media, gaming, and extreme online behaviors. By the end, readers will have a deeper understanding of what’s happening in children’s minds, brains, and bodies in relation to technology.
“Children, Technology and Healthy Development” is an essential read for parents and professionals working in psychology, education, social care, and law enforcement.
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