Parents say screen time and homework hold back children's creativity

A poll of 2,000 parents indicates that excessive time spent on digital devices is the primary barrier to children's creativity. Alongside homework and busy routines, screens are seen as harmful to creative development. Furthermore, 62 per cent of parents admit that their own work commitments often prevent them from assisting their children with creative activities. These factors combined are perceived by parents as significant obstacles that hold back the innate creativity of youngsters today.