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From my experience, depends on the kid. Some kids have all the access in the world and are even "skilled" with the TV and YouTube (tablets) but don't care. They
by atmosx 2y ago
From my experience, depends on the kid. Some kids have all the access in the world and are even "skilled" with the TV and YouTube (tablets) but don't care. They prefer playing with cats, dogs and birds outside, mess up the garage, get dirty playing in the mud, etc.
There are other kids that won't see a computer until the age of 18. But when they do, they're gonna install linux and end up leading SRE teams without a degree in CS.
There are high level patterns, but humans are unique and require different amounts of supervision.
- shrimp_emoji 2y agoYep. To me, nature seems way more dominant than nurture in how things pan out. A kid is just an archive self-extracting before your eyes. Making sure that process happens smoothly is the best you can do.
- Spooky23 2y agoThis. You need to monitor and mentor. My kiddo is a Fortnite and YouTube addict until baseball season, then is outside. Encourage a healthy relationship with computers and they’ll start doing cool stuff. My son and his buddies are making 3D printed novelties and selling them now!