#Kids screen time limits

[aakhilrana]

Tips to Reduce Children’s Screen Time

In today’s world, screens are everywhere – from TVs and tablets to phones and computers. While technology is useful, too much screen time can harm children’s health and development. Parents can take simple steps to help their kids spend less time on screens. Here are some easy tips How to Reduce childern’s Screen Time.

[femmefitz]

Once I get paid I'm gonna use this bookstore gift card to get myself a book about making tea gardens and my sister + niece a book for play ideas that don't rely on screens.

[dani-ya-dig]

Not gonna lie, I’m kind of thinking about how when I was a kid (I’m not old I swear!! /silly) flappy bird was taken off of the App Store because it was too addicting and it was deemed to be ruining the lives of kids.

Now Tik Tok is a thing.

Honestly it’s disheartening, and this isn’t me trying to act holier than thou I’m a victim of addictive internet stuff too. Especially having adhd my brain loves that quick dopamine release and it makes me so sad to see how bad it is but still not wanting to fully commit myself to deleting it

[fivecharactersinsearchofanexit]

If I had children I would want to raise them using technology sparingly but the fact of the matter is completely banning computers, phones, etc not only alienates a child from their peers, it restricts their autonomy and independence as they get older. Furthermore possession of a cell phone has on many levels become an unavoidable prerequisite to participating in public life

[slydiddledeedee]

I’m not a parent so I really have no authority to say this but it makes me so sad whenever I see a little kid with a phone or iPad or some other piece of distracting technology…I think it’s going to be so rough on those kids once they reach middle and high school and if they or people around them don’t stop the cycle they will become very sad, very unfulfilled adults. Giving a child a tool that plays endless videos on stupid stuff is doing far more damage than it’s worth

[raychleadele]

Indulging in the academic equivalent of falling down a wikipedia rabbit hole, in which I read a quarter of a scientific study, click on the study it references, then reading a quarter of that study, then clicking on the study it references, then ...

[pyrriax]

You seemed to like the first ones so uhhhh here is more because i really enjoy drawing this guy. digital this time!

AUVFHJNDMKVFDK,LM?????/ MY BOY. MY BOY!

[redysetdare]

Still thinking abt how huntsman never got a satisfying ending. Like ik a writer on the show said he did and that his whole arc was wrapped up in his decision to not leave but like... idk it did NOT seem like that AT ALL in the show.

Like when we see him looking at the tea bag???? that's supposed to be read as him deciding not to leave and THAT was our closure??? You gotta be fucking joking right???

Idk what i thought that scene was doing (and seems like a lot of ppl thought it was doing as well because someone had to actually ASK A WRITER ABOUT IT) was that him looking at the teabag was a jumping off point for a redemption arc. He had STARTED asking questions. He didn't show signs of being okay with the answers he got. It felt like a set up for MORE and then we just...didn't get it and we're supposed to just accept that?

And i get it. I get that not everything works out. sometimes shit goes wrong and not every character gets a happy ending...but then why even set up the possibility in the first place? we got ONE episode with him being like that and thennnn nothing? like usually this sort of thing is supposed to feel like a wrapped up arc y'know? cutting it short like this usually is never good unless you want ppl to be mad that a characters arc was cut short.

It just feels like the show didn't have enough episodes to explore everything they were setting up. It feels like if maybe there was more episodes we would've seen more of huntsman questioning everything that was happening and maybe even getting a redemption arc. But we'll never know because monkie kid is stuck to 10 episodes a season fsr and it kinda sucks that things just get dropped and never explored.

[same-pic-rick-roll]

Shit I’m not even into men and I might do this.

😂😂😂

[kids-worldfun]

5 Tips to Keep Your Kids' Screen Time Down

The digital age has made it virtually impossible to track children’s screen time. There is always a hustle for a child’s attention between smartphones and tablets, streaming services, and other activities that only form boundaries to healthier habits. For example, overscreening can be linked with low physical activity and sleep disturbances. We’ve prepared five useful tips that will empower you…

[mittimatetoys]

Screen Time Overload? Here Are 15 Tips to Reduce Your Kids Screen Time.

As a parent in the digital age, you're likely concerned about your children's screen time and how it may impact their health and development. From smartphones to tablets to TVs, screens are ubiquitous in our lives, and it can be challenging to strike a balance between technology use and other activities.

We agree sometimes an iPad is everything a kiddo needs to get distracted from crying or maybe when you’re at the doctor’s clinic & they’re in for a check-up. In fact, using smartphones & other devices connected to the internet can sometimes be rather helpful, since they can explore intuitive & interactive games as well as other forms of entertainment. There’s a reason why YouTube Kids is a thing. However, anything pushed beyond a certain limit can adversely affect one’s entire experience, which is why screen time of kids should be paid a lot more attention to.

Studies have shown that excessive screen time can have negative effects on children's physical, mental, and social well-being. That's why it's more important than ever to promote healthy content habits for kids and establish positive digital media use patterns early on. Don’t worry, we’ll be including some studies at the bottom of this article so if you wish to take a read later & validate this information, you can feel free to take a look.

In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore 15 effective strategies for limiting content consumption and fostering healthy screen time habits in your children. Whether you're setting screen time limits, encouraging alternative activities, or modeling good digital media habits yourself, we'll provide practical tips and insights for creating a balanced media diet for your kids. Let’s take a quick look at the contents of this article:

Click Here 👉👉 Tips to Reduce Kids Screen Time.

[maybeicanbesaved]

just had to yell at two kids because they had the audacity to come dump the water i’ve been keeping out for the stray cats (which i go to great lengths to keep cold/cool throughout the day bc of the severe heat) & then proceed to try and throw the container up onto the roof over our door,, they didn’t know i was looking out the peephole as soon as i heard kids outside the door, because i happened to be in the kitchen at the time. yeah i don’t fucking think so. little shits. didn’t even apologize or anything, just went from brief shock to running off, probably to cry to their parent about the mean lady wahh. yeah good i wish their parent or whomeever would come knocking on my door to ‘confront’ me, because i sure as fuck have a lot to say to them

[isekyaaa]

Arlecchino haters not gonna be happy with 4.6...

[prettymummasays]

Happinetz Parental Controls Manage Screen Time for Kids

With Happinetz you can manage screen time through parental controls for your kids. You can create a safe and enriching online environment for our kids. Read more.

As a progressive parent, I am quite okay with giving access to the internet to my kids. Honestly, I don’t want them to feel like they are living under a rock in today’s ever-evolving and fast-paced world. Also, nowadays schools have started communicating through apps for assignments and projects. It’s now almost impossible to keep them away from the internet. On the other hand, as a conscious…

[kidsinnowadays]

How to Master the Art of Screen Time: 5 Mind-Blowing Hacks to Keep Your Kids

Discover innovative techniques to strike a healthy balance in your children's screen time, ensuring both technology engagement and real-world experiences. #ScreenTimeBalance #ParentingHacks #TechAwareness #ChildDevelopment

Navigating the Digital Age In today’s digital age, screens have become an integral part of our lives, and our children are growing up in a world where smartphones, tablets, and computers are the norm. While technology offers many benefits, it also poses challenges, especially when it comes to managing screen time for our kids. As parents, we strive to find the right balance between harnessing…