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The amount of children s screen time has been continuously alarming to parents and researchers. Due to the pandemic, many parents have relaxed restrictions about their children s digital use. It has helped keep both parents and children entertained and engaged due to the lockdown for nearly a year. 
An addiction expert and Stanford University professor of psychology, Keith Humphreys, explained that there would be a withdrawal period. He said that kids would need to sustain normal interaction attention without getting hit too often. 
Harder to break a habit
The brain of children through adolescence could adapt and shift to changing circumstances, according to scientists. It could help them adjust to an offline world, but it would take a long time the longer they spend time using gadgets.  ....

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