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ADHD Weekly -- Screen Time May Not Be Harming Social Skills

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The use of digital devices by children has increased during the current health crisis. Their social skills, though, may not be as badly affected as many parents fear.

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This is very interesting to me. My son is quite shy and socially awkward - no doubt because he feels a bit different - ADHD PI - Gaming online with his friends has done wonders for his popularity and relationships at school.

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Both of my grandsons have made friends online with other kids. I monitor their relationship to make sure they are really kids and that they do not give out too much personal information. But it has been a good experience for both who have social issues.

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