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We reviewed 100 studies about little kids and screens. Here are 4 ways to help your child use them well.
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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2024
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Don't be like me, who pretty much spends most of his free time in front of a screen.
Don't become absolutely addicted to your screens, like me.
Don't spend most of your time inside, like me.
Profit from not being someone like me. Screen life gets boring after a while.
Sounds like hogwash if that's the recap.
This was a jab at my lifestyle. Haven't read the article.
It's really tough to get your attention span back, especially if you have an attention disorder. I know that for me it's so easy to fall back into old habits (like I'm doing now) if life is not going exactly perfectly, cause I just get tired and doing anything else is just too much effort that I already exhaust at work and chores.
I wish you luck in trying to move away from screens, or if you stay on screens, that the time is spent on more memorable activities - movies, TV shows, educational content, documentaries etc.