Sheri Madigan's guest appearances

Sheri Madigan

Early Edition with Kate Hawkesby

CanLearn Society

Raising Resilient Children in a Pandemic: What Parents Need to Know Now

Elon Musk

Kamala Harris

Donald Trump

Julie Smith

Greta Thunberg

John Townsend

Phil Jones

Chris Henry

James Logan

Bernie Sanders

Matt Bell

Sean Palmer

Brad Olsen

Jennifer Lopez

Jeff Bezos

OwlTail

What parents should know as their children return to school under pandemic conditions. Taming the Worry Monster for resilience.

What parents should know as their children return to school under pandemic conditions. Taming the Worry Monster for resilience.

Dr. Sheri Madigan: Back to School -Name It To Tame It

Most toddlers are not meeting screen time guidelines.The World Health Organisation says toddlers should get no more than one hour a day - but 80 per cent of two year olds and 95 per cent of three year olds are exceeding that.The study also shows how much mum uses a screen links to how much their toddler uses one too.One of the report authors, Sheri Madigan from University of Calgary's Department of Psychology, told Kate Hawkesby that latest research is not very surprising, as other research has shown similar results."Once children watch more than one hour of screen viewing per day, we do start to see more problematic outcomes. The greater the screentime, the greater the problematic outcome." She says that researchers need to meet with parents and look further into the burdens that they are facing, which could be contributing to the reliance on screentime.

Most toddlers are not meeting screen time guidelines. The World Health Organisation says toddlers should get no more than one hour a day - but 80 per cent of two year olds and 95 per cent of three year olds are exceeding that. The study also shows how much mum uses a screen links to how much their toddler uses one too. One of the report authors, Sheri Madigan from University of Calgary's Department of Psychology, told Kate Hawkesby that latest research is not very surprising, as other research has shown similar results. "Once children watch more than one hour of screen viewing per day, we do start to see more problematic outcomes. The greater the screentime, the greater the problematic outcome."  She says that researchers need to meet with parents and look further into the burdens that they are facing, which could be contributing to the reliance on screentime.

Sheri Madigan: Toddlers exceeding recommended screen time guidelines

Welcome to Brain Child! In this episode, Krista Forand, registered psychologist, interviews researcher Dr. Sheri Madigan about her research related to screen time and early child development.Relevant links:CanLearn Society: www.canlearnsociety.ca Owerko Centre: research4kids.ucalgary.ca/owerko-centreDr. Madigan’s research lab: www.madiganlab.com

Welcome to Brain Child! In this episode, Krista Forand, registered psychologist, interviews researcher Dr. Sheri Madigan about her research related to screen time and early child development. Relevant links: CanLearn Society: <a href="http://www.canlearnsociety.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.canlearnsociety.ca</a> Owerko Centre: <a href="http://research4kids.ucalgary.ca/owerko-centre" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">research4kids.ucalgary.ca/owerko-centre</a> Dr. Madigan’s research lab: <a href="http://www.madiganlab.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.madiganlab.com</a>

Screen time with Dr. Sheri Madigan