Aruba screen guidance should provide parents with more accessible information and practical support, Respaldo child and youth psychologist Misha Raymond said in an interview reported by DIARIO on October 21.
Screen time and content both deserve attention
Raymond said parents need help understanding concerns about children’s use of tablets, phones and other electronic devices. In the interview, Raymond drew attention both to time spent using screens and to the content children can access.
The psychologist argued that better information can help families make considered decisions and establish appropriate limits. The report presents Raymond’s professional concerns and requests for support, rather than results from a newly published research study.
Families should not carry the responsibility alone
Raymond called for wider institutional and government involvement, alongside support from organizations such as FADA. The psychologist highlighted the demands on parents raising children alone or combining several jobs.
According to DIARIO, Raymond wants accessible information, practical guidance and a clear policy supporting families. The report did not announce a newly funded national program or a timetable for introducing one.
Source: Read the original report.
