In Singapore, children are regularly exposed to screens from as young as six months, and by ages 7 to 9, 27% already exceed the recommended two hours of daily device use on weekdays, rising to 55% on weekends (MDDI, 2025). The habits formed in these early years are where the real groundwork for healthy digital use gets laid.

This webinar looks at what healthy screen time looks like for young children, how parents' own sharing habits shape a child's early digital footprint, and how to support your child's emotional wellbeing as screens become part of daily life.

What's Covered?

📌 What age-appropriate screen use and healthy digital habits look like for children 9 and under

📌 How "sharenting" affects your child, and how to protect their privacy online

📌 Simple ways to support your child emotionally around screens — helping them name their feelings, find joy in age-appropriate content, and know they can always come to you.

Brought to you by Cyberlite, supported by UOB.

This session is in support of Digital for Life.