About four-in-ten parents say they could be doing better at managing their kid’s screen time. A larger share – 58% – say they’re doing the best they can.
Yeah only time my 2 year old son watches a YouTube video is when brushing his teeth.
I think there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Screentime is fine in limited, intentional doses with clear boundaries (and shows that are not complete dogshit, like Paw Patrol). Because we limit screen time, he’s very excited to brush his teeth because he gets to watch a short cartoon video. I think it’s much more problematic when it becomes a regular thing during the day, especially at mealtime. I see parents at restaurants with their kid glued to an iPad for an hour and it’s depressing.
Yeah only time my 2 year old son watches a YouTube video is when brushing his teeth.
I think there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Screentime is fine in limited, intentional doses with clear boundaries (and shows that are not complete dogshit, like Paw Patrol). Because we limit screen time, he’s very excited to brush his teeth because he gets to watch a short cartoon video. I think it’s much more problematic when it becomes a regular thing during the day, especially at mealtime. I see parents at restaurants with their kid glued to an iPad for an hour and it’s depressing.
Try “Bluey” and “Blaze and the monster wheels”
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It’s more a consequence of parents not.having someone to watch the kid so they can go to a restaurant. It’s awfully boring for a kid to sit through
Being bored is very important for children’s development. It teaches them to use their imagination and emotional regulation.
Some suggestions for bored kids at the bottom of this article. https://theconversation.com/parents-you-dont-always-need-to-entertain-your-kids-boredom-is-good-for-them-136383