Dr. Nathanson began with an overview of children’s media habits in recent history, discussed three studies that she has recently conducted, and closed the talk by explaining that shared media experiences between caregiver and child can increase interactions, facilitate bonding, and encourage discussion about sensitive topics.

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providing opportunities for the university and greater community to learn about topics related to children’s learning and development; bringing renowned speakers and experts together to discuss matters related to children’s well-being.