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What works for you basically. My general approach is to try and remember that you're bringing up a future (hopefully) functioning adult. Sometimes it can get
by benj111 4y ago
What works for you basically.
My general approach is to try and remember that you're bringing up a future (hopefully) functioning adult.
Sometimes it can get annoying when they keep asking why, but if you keep the above in mind it helps keep it rewarding for both of you.
Only tech for mine is a bit of TV before bed. BBC so no ads. The eldest has started school so he's doing a bit of computing. I'll keep them away from YouTube as long as I can.
- mrweasel 4y agoThere's a lot of great entertainment for children. We lucky enough to have DR (Danish version of the BBC) which produce really high quality children's TV. The various streaming service also have a lot of nice shows. My daughter loves Scooby Doo, so that actually something we can watch together. As for YouTube... There's some really high quality content, for adults. For children, it is basically all garbage. There are a few harmless channels, but the YouTube algorithm will quickly steer the child toward the loud obnoxious content. Yeah, YouTube requires a high level of monitoring if you let your kids watch.