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Brain vs. Screen: How Screen Time Affects Our Brains

by Bethany Barton

A child-friendly look at screen time and the brain

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A child-friendly look at screen time and the brain

Using the comparison between screen habits and too much sugary food, Bethany Barton introduces how dopamine relates to our relationship with screens. The book connects excess screen time with experiences such as feeling tired, angry, or frustrated, and with difficulty controlling impulses. It also addresses how to recognize when screen use has become too much, giving the subject a practical focus alongside its introduction to brain responses. Presented as a picture book for young readers, it frames technology use through everyday feelings and choices.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Children ages 4–8 interested in how screens affect the brain
  • Families looking for a child-oriented introduction to screen-time habits

Themes

Screen time and brain responsesDopamineRecognizing limits in technology useFeelings and impulse control

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Book overview

From the author of the I'm Trying to Love series comes a picture book that dives headfirst into what screen time does to our brains and what we can do about it.

You have a brain! And your brain might love screens a little too much.

What happens when screen time leaves us feeling tired, angry and frustrated -- or even makes it harder to control our impulses? Just like our bodies can react to too much sugary junk food (sugar crash, anyone?) our brains can react to too much junk tech!

In Brain vs. Screen, Bethany Barton breaks down how dopamine affects our relationship with screens, what too much screen time does to our brains, and how to know when we've had enough.
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