Does anyone else here find that the idea of a slow morning could have anything to do with the decline of quality, youth playtime, or time parents spend with kid

Does anyone else here find that the idea of a slow morning could have anything to do with the decline of quality, youth playtime, or time parents spend with kids. I found a fantastic article about this here a few months back that reminds me of what Hanock does here. Definitely worthy of a try. (https://houseoflawandorder.com/the-alarming-decline-of-quality-youth-playtime/ https://houseoflawandorder.com/the-alarming-decline-of-quali...)