Roughly 70% of kids are looking at electronic screens during dinner - that figure is even higher for parents (opens original article in a new tab)

A study reveals that 70% of children and 75% of parents use electronic devices during dinner, reducing family interaction and emotional connection, with experts advising unplugging to enhance family bonding and health benefits.

• 70% of children use electronic devices during dinner, with 75% of parents also using media
• Media use during meals reduces opportunities for family interaction and emotional connection
• Experts recommend unplugging during meals to improve family bonding
• Shared family meals without distractions are linked to healthier habits and emotional benefits
• Individual media use replaces shared experiences during dinners