|Podcasts|September 25, 2020

Getting back on track with media use

Contemporary Pediatrics sat down with Cori Cross, MD, to discuss how families can start to bring back screen time and media use back to pre-lockdown levels.

When the country started shutting down, many were optimistic and thought that people would only have so stay home for a few weeks. During these early days many parents relaxed the screen time and media use rules. However, many children are still at home and remain under those relaxed rules.

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