> If your kid is addicted to screens, it is on you. This is wishful thinking. You can be truly the best parent in the world with unlimited time, wisdom and att

> If your kid is addicted to screens, it is on you. This is wishful thinking. You can be truly the best parent in the world with unlimited time, wisdom and attention span but in the end you are competing with corporations who are dedicating billions of dollars and thousands of people to make very sure their apps as maximizing addiction. You can't compete with that. Sure you can limit screen time but that doesn't do much. It's like saying the old days that I only let a child smoke from 10am to noon, so it's ok they won't get addicted.