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PARENTS SHOULD SET LIMIT SCREEN TIME
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ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY WITH PROGRESS
  • We equate advances in technology with progress.
    Many innovative products were introduced in the
    1970sAtaris, VCRs, computers, Walkmansyet,
    only a fraction of our time was spent on these
    novel inventions. While some of us may have
    watched too much TV in the 70s, thanks to such
    fun programs like cartoons, we still spent more
    time outside and socializing face-to-face than
    kids do today. Since then, there has been a
    technological explosion, but in many ways, it is
    fueling a digression.
  • The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the
    following guidelines for screen time
  • 2 years and under avoid screen time almost
    entirely
  • 3-5 years one hour per day
  • 6-18 years two hours per day

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CONSUMPTION OF SCREEN TIME
  • First, they assume screens are a natural part of
    our modern age. They contend kids text and face
    time much like we hung on rotary phones with the
    mile-long cords. They stream movies to their iPad
    the way we watched VHS tapes. Instead of
    joysticks and Ataris, kids engage in online
    gaming or more realistic amusements on the Xbox
    or Wii Switch.
  • Second, parents rely on screen time to occupy,
    amuse, and babysit their kids. Lets face itwhen
    kids are engrossed in screens, parents enjoy the
    break from parenting. Moms and dads can do their
    own thing without interruption. Handing kids
    devices is like hitting a mute button. Its lazy
    parenting.

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NEED TO SET LIMITS 
  • 1. Screens Are Addictive
  • Whether your child is clicking, swiping, or
    touching a screen, they experience immediate
    gratification. Facebook is one of the biggest
    culprits in deliberately designing their platform
    to be addictive. It almost seems counter-culture
    to put such strict limits on screen consumption,
    but your kids will be healthier, happier,
    smarter, and more social.
  • 2. Screens Damage Health
  • The impact screens have on our eyes is flagrantly
    disregarded, and its one of the most harmful
    effects from frequent exposure. Encourage your
    kids to go hands-free as much as possible to keep
    cell phones away from their heads until more
    definitive research becomes available.
  • 3. Screens Kill the Imagination
  • Kids today enjoy excesses we never dreamed of as
    minors. The modest amount of toys we owned were
    loved until they were unusable. Ask them to
    create games to mark the holidays, seasons, or
    special events. Our family works together to
    invent crafts and games to celebrate festivals.

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NEED TO SET LIMITS 
  • 4. Screens Are Over-Stimulating
  • Screens present a unique challenge to educators.
    Since kids are accustomed to the fast-paced
    action of video games and other over-stimulating
    media, keeping their attention in class isnt
    easy. Consider homeschooling to ensure your kids
    learn how to think and perform independently
    without relying on technology.
  • 5. Social Media Is Isolating
  • How often do you see someone on Facebook,
    Instagram, or Twitter talk about how lousy their
    lives are or how unhappy things are at home? Even
    the term social media is an oxymoron because it
    is really anti-social media. The more kids
    interact virtually, the less they have
    face-to-face, intimate friendships with real
    people. Authentic human interaction is the place
    where kids learn to interpret nonverbal cues,
    assess voice tones and facial expressions, and
    develop empathy.

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