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Again, this is not my experience at all. The screen (interactive or just the TV) is a powerful attractor of my 2-year old and she will be glued to it almost reg
by the_af 5y ago
Again, this is not my experience at all. The screen (interactive or just the TV) is a powerful attractor of my 2-year old and she will be glued to it almost regardless of the actual content.
I do agree a tablet and the TV are similar in this regard.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 5y agoI wonder if it's because she hasn't seen the screen as often? We grew with mine with a screen always on (work from home). We watch animes during lunch or as background when doing boring work. We play videogames, so more exposure. Point is, unless there is relevant content, she won't look at the screen (3 years old). We skip all the videos for kids (we do have occasional movies), but those videos with songs made me want to smash the screen, she just turns braindead. I wonder if all it's needed is a parent observing behavior and evolution of behavior to determine each activity's health based on a kid-by-kid basis, rather than generalizing.