Aug. 17, 2026
“Lost Innocence: Balancing Awareness and Healthy Development”
Balancing the protection of childhood with the realities of an increasingly connected digital world is a major concern for many parents, educators, and Psychologists. Think about this concept; we’ve allowed machines to curate childhood, leading to a rise in anxiety & emotional dysregulation. “Innocence" isn't about being naive; it’s about readiness. The Reward System of digital devices and social media (ventral striatum) is firing, but the Brakes (prefrontal cortex) of the child isn't built yet.
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Hello, and thank you for tuning in to A Sharp
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Outlook on K4HD Radio and Talk4TV. I am Angela Sharp,
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your host. Our armchair discussions with industry experts will give
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you the steps, tools, and information to be successful in
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business and to prepare you to be your best self. Hello,
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I'm Angela Sharp, and I'm here to talk to you
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about a very, very important subject that I think everyone
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needs to know about. And it's called Lost Innocence, Balancing
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Awareness and Healthy Development. And what I'm getting into is
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what's happening with our children and our young adults because
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of AI and digital systems and so much screen time.
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So bear with me. I just want to share information
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and you make your own decisions. But balancing the protection
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of childhood with the realities of an increasing connected digital
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world is a major concern for many parents, educators, and
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developmental psychologists. Think about this concept. How we've allowed machines
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to curate children, leading to a rise in anxiety and
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emotional dysregulation. Innocence. What am I talking about? It isn't
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about being naive. It's about readiness. In this episode, we
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will explore the development impact of early exposure to adult
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issues and We'll discuss the importance of preserving childhood innocence,
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the science of cognitive development, and practical strategies for parents
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to filter the world for their children without shielding them
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from reality entirely. We will open the discussion to a
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brief anecdote or a shocking statistic about the average age
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of the first exposure to adult content. such as some
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of our laptops and our smartphones and digitized tools that
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we're using these days. Innocence isn't about ignorance. It's about timing.
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Development relies on a staged introduction to the complexities of
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the world. Every child is different, and parents should seek
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guidance from from pediatricians or child psychologists for if they
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have any concerns because the digital world is here and
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is here to stay and we need to be prepared
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for our children to be able to survive all of
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the different things that happen in these systems. When you
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start thinking about digital systems, I know some of you
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have been using them. I know you're aware. I know
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how you can get almost addicted to using certain tools,
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certain shows, certain little bots and things that show up
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on your devices. Well, with your children, they're looking at
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the same thing. What do they do? It's called the
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reward system of the digital devices and social media. The
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ventral striatum is firing, but the brakes, which is the
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prefrontal cortex of the child, hasn't been built yet. Imagine that.
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They're having all of this information being fired at them,
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but their ability to understand it, their ability to dissect it,
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Their ability to analyze it hasn't been developed yet in
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their brain. Imagine what's happening to them. The plasticity trap.
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And this is something that was written by Dr. Adriana
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Galvin at UCLA. Why the adolescent brain is uniquely susceptible
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to the digital slot machine. And we all know that's
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what's happening. You get hooked up. on your digital devices
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and the things that you're watching. And they actually start
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taking over your lives. You can't wait to get out
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of school. You can't wait to get out of church.
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You can't wait to get off work or a break.
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And sometimes you won't wait because you've got to find
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out about the next thing that's happening on your digital devices.
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The scaffolding concept, the necessity of parental input in helping
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children categorize complex adult issues until they have the cognitive
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tools to do it for themselves. The algorithms, and I
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know about algorithms because my day job is finance and
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software engineering. I've been in tech for a very long time,
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so I understand them completely. I've written enough program software
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that I know what is. Algorithms are not evil. Not
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at all. But they are indifferent. They don't care if
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they are showing a child a cute animal or a
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video promoting self-harm. They're just showing information. The velocity of
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engagement pushing kids toward extremes is what's happening, which is
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the perfect storm that's described by Dr. Jean Twenge. The
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social comparison trap, and we know how much that's been
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harming our girls and our boys as they are developing.
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It breaks down the specific damage of curated, filtered imagery
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on body image and self-worth. We have them harming themselves
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because they don't think they're beautiful or they don't think
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they're smart or they don't think they're loved. And they're
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getting this information off of social media. I'm sure your parents,
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your grandparents, your aunties, your uncles aren't telling you those things.
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They're getting them from social media. The Surgeon General's warning
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back in 2023 is this is a public health crisis,
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not a personal failing of a parent. It's a health crisis.
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And what's the consequences? Too much information too soon. It
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causes toxic stress. Exposure to global tragedies or adult-level politics
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impacts a child who lacks the power to change those realities.
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What would they know about that? How can they get involved?
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How can they even understand what's going on? Normalizing aggression
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is what's happening. It develops desensitization to media violence and
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changes how kids interact in the schoolyards. They're watching things
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and next thing you know, they're trying to act out
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these behaviors at the schoolyard. They're wanting to fight. They're
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wanting to be aggressive. They're wanting to push people around.
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They're wanting to be bullies. And we know that bullying
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is a problem in our schools. Where are they getting
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these ideas from? It's not attractive. It's not cute. It's destructive.
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The displacement effect, the most important point every hour spent
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in the algorithmic loop is an hour of lost sleep,
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lost play, and lost physical movement. My question is, are
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we pushing our children to grow up too fast? I
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know some have circumstances where they're saying, well, you've got
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to take a little more responsibility or you've got to
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do this or you have to do that because mommy
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has to work or daddy has to work. But I
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don't think this is what you intended. From social media
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algorithms to global news cycles, children are increasingly exposed to
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complex adult level topics before they have the emotional maturity
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to process them. What is adult content? Let's distinguish between
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mild age appropriate topics and mature issues such as violence,
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sexual content, existential dread, political polarization. What do your children
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have to do with that? Do you remember playing outdoors?
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Do you remember swinging on the swings, climbing the monkey bars,
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playing hide and go seek, chasing one another, jumping rope,
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playing marbles? Oh, I loved the marbles. That was so cool,
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especially the little peewees and the bigger marbles. In fact,
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I was really good at it. What is the developmental window?
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That's what we want to talk about. Here's a brief
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overview of how the prefrontal cortex develops and why young
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children struggle with abstract, heavy or traumatic concepts. So when
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I say too much too soon, I want to discuss
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with you what that really means. The anxiety link, discussing
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the rise in childhood anxiety when children feel they must
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bear the weight of big world problems is they cannot control.
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It's bringing your children anxiety. The adultification of childhood, how
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constant exposure to adult issues can rob children of the
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essential play and imagination phases necessary for healthy social development.
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It's good for them to play and use their imagination.
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Let them have their imaginary friend. It's good for development.
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It's good for their mind to grow and develop at
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their stage where they are. Distorted reality. How early exposure
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to unfiltered adult narratives can shape a child's worldview in
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cynical and fearful ways. Practical strategies for parents. It's not
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to It's to filter, not to block, not even thinking
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of saying block them from using these, but filter them.
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Moving from strict censorship to scaffolding, helping children understand things
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in doses appropriate for their age. This includes digital hygiene,
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practical tips on parental controls, monitoring screen time, and fostering
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open dialogue rather than just Taking away devices. We're not
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talking about taking away devices. We're talking about introducing other
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ways of managing this information flow that could be damaging
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your children. Creating sanctuaries, ensuring that the home environment remains
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a space for joy, play, creativity, and relief from external pressures.
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Your home is your castle. That's the safe space. They
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need to feel that when they're at home. And when
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they're sitting there bringing in harmful information in the home,
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they don't even feel safe at home either. So you're
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robbing them of that safety that they all need. Remember
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that childhood is short. As you get older, you know
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childhood is extremely brief. From birth to 18 years old
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is a short time compared to the additional years of
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going up to 80. God permitting. We all need to
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watch for red flags. Unusual fear, withdrawal, sleep issues, bad dreams, nightmares,
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different things like that. The talking back. the disrespect. Those
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are things that they're learning. And we used to think
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they were just learning them at school. Some are. But
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some of it is showing up in what they're watching.
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Because when I turn on the television, I see children
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behaving in manners that I don't want my child to
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behave that way. So why would The movie industry think
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that disrespectful children is something cute. There's nothing cute about
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children being disrespectful and not understanding that children should not
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be telling adults what to do or sassing back or
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rolling their eyes and, heaven forbid, not hitting your parents.
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So those are just things that they're picking up from
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social media because it's all over the place. You are
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the primary reason curator of your child's environment, not social media.
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You're the one that decides what your child is going
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to be told, what they're going to learn, what the
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personality is going to be, what their behavior is going
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to be, if they're going to have respect or not.
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That comes from you. You're the curator of your children.
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Jane Plaget's stage of cognitive development is this. The sensory
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motor is birth to two years old, where they're learning
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through senses and physical movement. Preoperational is from two to seven.
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That's where you learn symbols, language, and pretend play. Concrete
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operational is from seven to 11 years old. You learn
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through logical thinking about real things. And then formal operational
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is from age 12 plus. You learn using abstract thought
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and reasoning to be able to solve problems. So they
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at least should be at the age of 12 if
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you're just going to turn them loose on the social
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media platforms and let them go for it. But if
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you are curating and you are guiding and you are
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spending time and you're watching things together, then you can
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maybe consider other things. The nature deficit disorder concept, while
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focused on nature, it parallels the idea that children need
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a pure environment to develop properly. The impact of social
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media algorithms, research shows that algorithms inadvertently funnel children toward
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more extreme content. Why? Because it arouses emotions. It arouses
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all of those things, fear and anger and aggression, and
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the dopamine kicks in. Research and development, psychology and pediatrics
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consistently highlights that children's brains are uniquely vulnerable to the
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quality and volume of the information they process. Unlike adults,
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children lack the top-down executive function housed in the prefrontal
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cortex to regulate emotional responses to distressing or complex information.
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Here's a guide. Expert recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics, AAP,
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and other child development organizations emphasize the following evidence-based framework.
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The media plan experts recommend that parents create a personalized
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family media plan. This shifts the focus from screen time
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as a binary good, bad, to the content and context
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of the media used. So as the curator, you can
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give them the time, you schedule the time, and you
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can even schedule the content. So they're not just watching
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some of the crazy things that are out there. Because
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right now, everything is designed for shock. And shock, like
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I said, creates emotions. And it's not the right emotions
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that it is creating. Co-viewing or co-engaging is something that's recommended.
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Research shows that active mediation, when parents watch or play
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alongside children, imitate the negative effects of mature content. It
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allows the adult to provide content for confusing or frightening information.
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So if you're watching them together, it gives you an
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opportunity to express your emotions, your feelings, your thoughts about
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what was just watched. You can give them explanations or
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some kind of context as to why that happened. Or
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most of all, you can say, it's just a movie.
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It's not real. Because they can't tell the difference between
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what's just a movie or what's reality. And seeing that
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a lot of movies are imitating reality and there is
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so much going on in society right now, a lot
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of it is real. But I don't think it's something
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that needs to be real in the lives and in
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the minds of children until they're able and capable of
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managing that information. The age-appropriate gatekeeper, that's who you are.
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filters since algorithms are designed to keep users engaged rather
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than protect developmental milestones. They're not designed to do that.
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in the algorithms that do create shock, that do create anxiety.
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fear that do create something that affects your emotions and
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generally in a negative way not an exciting or a
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good way but in a negative way because it then
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generates you wanting to do this again and again because
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of the feelings that you're getting so it's really important
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to be watching and co-watching and planning, prioritizing unstructured play.
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Experts consistently cite that real-world face-to-face interactions are the golden
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standard for social-emotional learning, which should take priority over any
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form of digital information consumption. In other words, parents, you're
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