SCREEN KIDS. HOW SCREEN ADDICTION... - NICHOLAS KARDARAS

In today's digital world, where screens surround us from all sides, Nicholas Kardaras' book "Screen Kids" becomes an extremely important guide. The author, based on his knowledge and experience, analyzes the impact of technology on the development of the young generation. It is a must-read for every parent, teacher and guardian who wants to understand and protect children from the negative effects of excessive use of electronic devices.

• In-depth analysis of the impact of screens on a child's brain
• Practical tips for parents and educators
• Warning against technology addiction
• Scientific knowledge presented in an accessible way
• Touching topic of healthy development in the digital world
• Must-read for everyone who cares about the well-being of children

"Screen Kids" is not only an alarming manifesto, but above all a factual and accessible guide to the dangers of the digital world. Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, an expert in addiction, reveals in his book the mechanisms of the technology industry, which often puts profit over the well-being of children. The author, drawing on many years of clinical experience and the latest research, presents a moving analysis of the impact of technology on the child's brain. The book combines scientific knowledge with practical tips on how to protect children and introduce them consciously to the world of technology.

The book "Screen Kids" is a must-read for parents, educators and everyone who cares about the healthy development of the young generation. The author warns against the effects of excessive screen use - from concentration disorders, through depression and anxiety, to neurological changes comparable to addiction to psychoactive substances. It is not an alarmist manifesto, but a factual and accessible guide to the dangers of the digital world - and how to limit them wisely. Dr. Kardaras, drawing on many years of clinical experience and the latest research, reveals the mechanisms of the technology industry, which often puts profit over the well-being of children.

CeDeWu Publishing House presents the book in paperback, with 328 pages in 167x238 mm format. The year of publication is 2025, which guarantees the topicality of the issues raised and a fresh look at the problem of screen addiction. "Screen Kids" is a position that should be in every home, school and library to jointly care for the healthy development of the young generation in the era of the digital revolution. It is an investment in the future of our children and their ability to cope in a world where technology plays an increasingly important role.