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> It literally couldn't get any better for a kid than PBS in the 70s or 80s. Well, except for, you know, books. I don't really buy any of this "need" stuff wh
by wdr1 11y ago
> It literally couldn't get any better for a kid than PBS in the 70s or 80s.
Well, except for, you know, books.
I don't really buy any of this "need" stuff when it comes to TV (or that one form is significantly better than another).
If you drop your kid in front of anything and they turn into a slackjaw zombie (as my son tends to do), that's bad.
If you drop your kid in front of anything that you watch, engage, and use as a jumping off point for interaction, that's fine.
- gohrt 11y agoBy painting all of television with one brush, you underestimate the importance of a friendly face on a caring adult. https://www.google.com/?#q=mr+rogers+latchkey+kids https://www.google.com/?#q=mr+rogers+latchkey+kids
- deveac 11y ago>Well, except for, you know, books. Don't confuse file type with content :)