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Aug 15, 2026
Screens, Anxiety & the Disappearing Childhood | A Pediatrician Explains What Changed | Dr. Michael Glazier
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9:36Les RaymondHOST
So how do kids usually describe this? Like, what's the typical, I don't know, like age that a kid would be talking about this, and how do they generally try to convey what it's like for them if-

Michael GlazierGUEST
So the older they get, as a general statement, the more conversant they are and aware of like what it might be.

Michael GlazierGUEST
But when we start with the school-age kids, you know, they're, they're experiencing stress in some way, shape, or form.

Michael GlazierGUEST
Um, and that may be stress at home, that may be stress at school, but they're not as able to articulate it.

Michael GlazierGUEST
when they're stressed, they're seeking, you know, engagement, parental family engagement.
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