Wired Child: Reclaiming Childhood in a Digital Age
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Wired Child: Reclaiming Childhood in a Digital Age

by Richard Freed

Psychology Technology Parenting
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Wired Child examines the challenges of raising and supporting children in a digital age. Richard Freed considers how technology shapes childhood and family life, offering readers a framework for thinking about digital habits, attention, and connection while exploring ways to reclaim meaningful experiences beyond the screen.

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Wired Child explores the experience of growing up in a digital age.

The book focuses on the relationship between childhood, technology, and family life.

Richard Freed considers how parents and caregivers can think about digital habits and their effects on everyday connection.

It offers a timely perspective for readers seeking to reflect on childhood in a wired world.

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