Britain’s Toddlers Spend Over Two Hours Daily Watching Screens
New research shows UK toddlers average more than two hours daily in front of screens.

On 12 January 2026, a GB News report highlighted that British toddlers are spending more than two hours daily in front of electronic screens. The study, issued by unnamed researchers, found that about 20 % of two‑year‑old children also play video games during this period. The findings surpass the British Medical Association’s recommendation that children under five should not exceed two hours of screen time each day. The research draws attention to the growing ubiquity of smartphones, tablets, and TVs in early childhood settings across the UK. Parents and policymakers are urged to consider strategies to reduce exposure and promote healthier play habits.
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