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In The Digital Childhood Crisis, Maya Westlin exposes how technology is reshaping youth and driving a mental health crisis unlike any seen before. Today's children face skyrocketing rates of anxiety, depression, and emotional fragility, fueled by screens, social media, and a culture of constant distraction. Westlin unpacks the hidden costs of growing up in the digital age -from the disappearance of real-world play to the rise of overprotective parenting and the erosion of resilience. Drawing on extensive research and real-life insights, he reveals how the very foundations of childhood development are being rewired. But this book is more than a warning-it's a guide to solutions. Parents and educators will discover practical strategies to build resilience, restore focus, and create healthier digital environments at home and in schools. The Digital Childhood Crisis is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of today's youth. Clear, urgent, and empowering, it offers both clarity and hope for raising stronger, healthier children in a world dominated by technology. Take action now-equip yourself with the tools to protect your child's mental health and shape a brighter tomorrow.

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