I hope we can hold the line a while, but I know we can't just wrap our kids in bubble wrap forever either (nor would it be healthy to block them off from everything!).
Still, we are NOT fans of things like letting kids watch anything on youtube unsupervised. I dunno. We're all figuring it out.
November 27, 2025 at 1:23 AM
I hope we can hold the line a while, but I know we can't just wrap our kids in bubble wrap forever either (nor would it be healthy to block them off from everything!).
Still, we are NOT fans of things like letting kids watch anything on youtube unsupervised. I dunno. We're all figuring it out.
Yeeeeaaaah... there's definitely differences. Like, I had my own TV in my room as a teen, but now if anyone wants to play video games it has to be in the living room. *But,* the kids also have a (separate) tablet time in the morning, too (tool-limited). *But* they don't have phones yet... (...)
November 27, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Yeeeeaaaah... there's definitely differences. Like, I had my own TV in my room as a teen, but now if anyone wants to play video games it has to be in the living room. *But,* the kids also have a (separate) tablet time in the morning, too (tool-limited). *But* they don't have phones yet... (...)
Can't claim expertise but our family seems to do well with a daily screentime limit. They each take their turn on the TV. When time's up, time's up. The time can be taken away as discipline.
November 26, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Can't claim expertise but our family seems to do well with a daily screentime limit. They each take their turn on the TV. When time's up, time's up. The time can be taken away as discipline.