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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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No YouTube except for how-to videos. They've never had it so it's not an issue.
90 minutes of screen time they can otherwise use how they wish. They have to get their jobs done first (chores, piano practice, school stuff) and spend at least 20 minutes outside before they can get screen time.
They typically choose to watch shows or movies on Disney+, watch The Simpsons, or play video games together.
Edit: they don't have any social media (FB, x, tiktok) except messenger kids.
My oldest is 12 and is very anti social media. I assume we will have to deal with it eventually.