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Kingsfield Medical Centre
Screen time guidance resources
On Friday 27 March, the Government published new, evidence-informed guidance to help parents and carers of children under five navigate screen time.
Digital screens are now a normal part of family life. The early years are however critical for development - 90% of a child’s brain development occurs by age five, making it a critical period for the development of social, emotional and cognitive skills.
The advice is informed by recommendations from an expert panel and has also been developed with parents. It is designed to provide practical, clear and straightforward advice to help families make informed choices that support their child’s development during the years that matter most.
Learn more about Baby and toddler screen time guidance
Published: Apr 13, 2026