Eighty-seven percent of kids under age seven are spending too much time on screens — and new research reveals a troubling link: when parents, especially primary caregivers, are glued to their phones, children’s vocabulary growth slows. Kids who already owned their own devices by age five also started with lower language scores. While screen time doesn’t directly cause delays, family screen habits may be quietly shaping how kids learn to talk — and it’s time to rethink our digital routines.
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