I'm surprised this is controversial. It seems obvious to me that being actively engaged in (curated) gaming is better than passively consuming videos that YouT

I'm surprised this is controversial. It seems obvious to me that being actively engaged in (curated) gaming is better than passively consuming videos that YouTube recommends. With gaming kids can develop: - Motor skills and hand-eye coordination - Communication and collaborative skills - Problem solving skills - Learning to cope with losses and setbacks - Social interactions Of course, I'd rather them play with Legos, run around and play or even play boardgames with me or each other. But if it's a choice between playing games or watching YouTube, I absolutely prefer them to play games.