> I've been conscious to not put crappy advertising games on there, or anything with psychological hooks. It's almost like reasonably moderating the content yo

> I've been conscious to not put crappy advertising games on there, or anything with psychological hooks. It's almost like reasonably moderating the content your child consumes will help prevent undesirable behavior. I'm being a bit gratuitously sarcastic right now but that's really the crux of it. If it's trying to sell your child something or constantly stimulating them in a way the real world can't or it's not teaching your child something you want them to learn, be careful about how they consume it. I'm nowhere near the age of having kids yet but I'm already thinking about the optimal balance of usage so my kid would be digitally native and not addicted to apps.