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I notice a common theme in the comments: We're tech people (some even want high engagements for their apps) yet we're concerned of our kids' screen time. I'm in
by wiradikusuma 6y ago
I notice a common theme in the comments: We're tech people (some even want high engagements for their apps) yet we're concerned of our kids' screen time. I'm in the same boat.
Maybe because we're from generation(s) where screen is unnatural (except TV) and we want our kids to have the same positive, "natural", experience like ours.
But I wonder a few generations forward, maybe the future parents will not have the same aversion like ours since they grew up with screens?
(Regardless of the answer, I'm not letting my kids stare screens all day, even though that's what I do daily and how I earn my living)
- grugagag 6y agoI wouldnt worry, they’ll get so much screen time throughout their lives that they’ll develop an aversion to it
- asdff 6y agoI want to limit my child's screen time explicitly because my screen time was limitless, and I blew it doing dumb things and feeling more and more isolated rather than more heavily pursuing real life interests and interpersonal relationships. Excess screen time lost me a decade of guitar playing that I can never get back. I don't want my child to suffer the same crushing self realization at 25 years old.