Too Much, Too Soon: Kids, Screens and the Cost to Childhood with Online Parent Support Expert and Founder of 'For Working Parents', Amit Singh Kalley

In this raw and unfiltered conversation, host Jennie Guay speaks with Amit Singh Kalley, expert in online safety and digital harm prevention, to confront the uncomfortable truth: we are handing children devices and internet access long before their brains are ready... and the consequences are devastating. They talk about: The emotional and psychological cost of early device exposure How unrestricted internet access is impacting children’s sexual development The silent normalization of social media in primary years Why parents, educators, and schools are failing to set boundaries The addictive design of platforms targeting young minds What we can do now to prevent long-term harm This isn’t about blame. It’s about responsibility. And also Accountability should you have already given your child access and how you can reverse your decision. Amit and Jennie explore how phones and iPads in formative years are altering attention spans, increasing anxiety, distorting identity formation, and exposing children to content they are neurologically unequipped to process. The question is no longer if screens are affecting our children... It’s - how much damage we’re willing to ignore? If you’re a parent, educator, or anyone who cares about the next generation, this is a conversation you cannot afford to skip. You can find Amit Singh Kalley on: Instagram: @forworkingparents Website: Home - For Working Parents Limited You can find Jennie on: Website: Jg Premier Divorce & Breakup Coaching & Advisory | Step Parenting | UK Instagram: @whywhisperpodcast and @jennieg_premierdivorcecoach Book: Howie Blend: Playdate Adventures with Family and Friends: Amazon.co.uk: Guay, Jennie: 9781919623108: Books Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.