Uso de medios digitales en interacciones entre madre e hijo: diferencias en los primeros años de los bebés
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https://doi.org/10.1590/1982-4327e3210Palabras clave:
Infancia, Familia, TecnologiaResumen
Los niños están utilizando, de manera temprana y creciente, losmedios digitales (teléfonos inteligentes, tabletas y televisión), lo que impacta en su desarrollo. Este estudio tuvo como objetivo describir el uso de losmedios por madres y bebés, así como examinar lassimilitudes y diferencias entre bebés de 0 a 3 añosde edad. Una encuesta en línea fue respondida por435 madres de bebés de entre 0 y 36 meses. Se utilizaron elcuestionario sociodemográfico y elcuestionario de uso de medios. Los resultados muestran que las madres usan los medios de comunicación para entretener a sus bebés y también lespermitenusar los medios de comunicación cuando necesitan descansar o hacer las tareas del hogar. Se identifica que el uso de los medios de comunicación difiere y aumenta con la edad de los bebés. Este estudio aborda un fenómeno actual y culturalmente relevante. Amplía la comprensión del uso de los medios digitales, analiza su impacto, aborda las repercusiones en el desarrollo infantil, la vida diaria y la interacción familiar, además de ofrecer recomendaciones sobre su uso.
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