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Junk Food Media: A Child’s First Addiction Why infants are being conditioned for overstimulation long before they can speak — and what we must do about it.

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Research confirms that the vast majority of children under 2 are growing up on screens.

The average starting age: 4-months.

And cohort studies from across the globe reveal that 3 out of 4 infants begin watching television before their first birthday — averaging nearly an hour per day by six months old.

Some are quick to point a finger and call this a parenting issue, but we understand that this is a systemic issue.

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