Print Books Foster Better Interactions Between Parent-Toddler Than E-Books

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Print Books Foster Better Interactions Between Parent-Toddler Than E-Books

The study revealed that reading print books, compared to e-books and enhanced e-books, leads to more dialogic and non-dialogic interactions between parent and toddler.

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1Munzer TG, Miller AL, Weeks HM etal.  Differences in Parent-Toddler Interactions with Electronic Versus Print Books.  Pediatrics  2019;143(4):e20182012

2 Tomopoulos S, Klass P, Mendelsohn AL.  Electronic Children’s Books:  Promises Not Yet Fulfilled. Pediatrics  2019;143(4):e20190191

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