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Mental noise isn’t a personal failing — it’s the predictable result of constant digital input. Notifications, red dots, emotional spikes, and endless scroll keep the brain overstimulated and restless. But when you remove even a little of that noise, clarity and calm return far faster than you expect.

The content on screens negatively changes the way children’s brains and neurons are wired…but with knowledge and action, it can be stopped. See how screen content changes the neural pathways in children's brains so that they are wired to crave stimulation and quick rewards vs. focus, creativity, and empathy.

Worrying hinders action and confidence. To help children manage worry, parents can acknowledge feelings without empowerment, externalize fears, practice breathing, shift attention to positives, encourage facing fears, and discuss worries when calm. By preparing rather than worrying, children can build resilience and confidence.