Giving birth to a child is undoubtedly a great responsibility. We strive, to the best of our ability, to give them the very best we have, watching over them like the apple of our eye. And as parents, we are naturally delighted to allow them to see the world through those gleaming screens that fascinate us as much as they fascinate us. The reality, however, is that these sparkling mirrors are far from harmless. Various experts are now raising their voices to warn us of the dangers associated with overexposure to screens, especially for young children whose brains are still developing. In this book, which addresses the challenges of the screen invasion in families and society, Alain Gendron, author and graphic designer with over 25 years of experience in advertising, reveals that behind the allure of screens lies another power of images in various forms.