About four-in-ten parents say they could be doing better at managing their kid’s screen time. A larger share – 58% – say they’re doing the best they can.
It’s kind of amazing how captivating it is for our toddler just looking at family photos on a screen, and it adds weight to my theory that light-emitting colour screens themselves have a baseline addictive quality.
My toddler has his own photo album (a physical one). He likes to look at the photos, take them out, find himself in the photo. I wouldn’t call it captivating but he does like to look at the photos and sometimes asks for the album.
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It’s kind of amazing how captivating it is for our toddler just looking at family photos on a screen, and it adds weight to my theory that light-emitting colour screens themselves have a baseline addictive quality.
My toddler has his own photo album (a physical one). He likes to look at the photos, take them out, find himself in the photo. I wouldn’t call it captivating but he does like to look at the photos and sometimes asks for the album.