Perhaps the idea could be reverse: to ENFORCE mandatory non-screen time It's been proven that children need sunlight to avoid the effect of myopia, and they ne

Perhaps the idea could be reverse: to ENFORCE mandatory non-screen time It's been proven that children need sunlight to avoid the effect of myopia, and they need sport activities to fight obesity and sedentarity, and social "in-person" activities perhaps when they have enough of those per day, you could then let them do what they want on screens, as long as they have enough of creative and social activities