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How do you handle children and tech/screen time?
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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1 hour each of TV time and game time, per day, 3 hours on non-school days.
TV consists of YouTube Kids, Disney Kids, Hulu Kids, or our own Plex library.
Game time consists of pretty much just the Nintendo Switch. Occasionally, he'll play Steam games, but together with me or my wife.
He gets unlimited time with his Kindle.