Early Tablet Use Linked to Increased Anger in Young Children

New research highlights the potential emotional regulation issues tied to tablet use in preschoolers.

Study finds tablet use at 3.5 years old correlates with more anger and frustration at 4.5 years old.
Children prone to anger at 4.5 years old tend to use tablets more by 5.5 years old.
Researchers suggest a cycle where tablet use hinders emotional regulation, leading to more outbursts.
Parental interaction and the type of content viewed on tablets may influence outcomes.
Experts recommend limiting screen time and encouraging active engagement with children.