Setting limits around screen time can feel complicated and overwhelming for parents. How do you move beyond simple rules and consider how different kinds of digital media may affect a child’s attention, sleep, creativity, learning, mood, and relationships? We sat down with Jane Tavyev Asher, MD, director of the Division of Child Neurology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, to discuss why endless feeds can be so hard to stop, how to set boundaries without making screens feel like a forbidden reward, and why it’s never too late to reset your family’s habits. Families can shift their digital habits. Start with one intentional change – and replace screen time with a shared activity.
Credits

ADHD in Women and Girls: Why It’s Often Overlooked
32:55

Making the Most of Your Doctor Visit: Be Heard, Decide Together, Know What’s Next
20:55

Neurodivergence, Social Media, and Self-Diagnosis: What to Know
27:54