No or little screen time for our child.
This is what couples usually swear to themselves before they become parents. This is an ideal that’s very difficult to implement in real life.
Screen time is said to inhibit the creativity of a child. It takes reasoning away because everything is spoon-fed.
But with classes being held at home, the screen time limit has gone out of the window. Classes take up most of the screen time allotment already, thus any viewing beyond that is already overtime. It’s also a struggle for work-from-home parents who need to sit in front of their laptops the whole day.
Most parents assign screen time days, instead of hours, to their children. It’s often…
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