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If you look closely in the background of that video, you'll see a Mamaroo. She's only four months, so for the time being the dog is way more trainable. Curious
by gregorymichael 12y ago
If you look closely in the background of that video, you'll see a Mamaroo. She's only four months, so for the time being the dog is way more trainable.
Curious, have you read anything / have any concerns about introducing your kids to screens that early? I'm so afraid I'm rewiring her brain too young when I see her staring at my phone.
- jkot 12y agoThere is nothing conclusive about that. We are more concerned about other things. In moderation its ok. No ads on phone, and no screen before bed. Some basic games and some kids shows. She knows howto navigate Total Commander and just started recognizing some letters. And she drops phone for playground or for play with friends any time.
- jethro_tell 12y agoFrom what I've read, most known damaging screen time studies have been with non-interactive TV and extrapolated to other digital screens. I'm under the impression there will be more screen time for my kids than there was for me and I try to steer that towards problem solving and interaction, as opposed to consumption time. My daughter (3) loves to take pictures with my phones and tablets and crop, color, add the silly effects. Somehow ( and probably misguidedly) I view this as better than putting her in front of a movie. In my view, it is probably more important to control the specific activities more than the blanket "screen time".
- jedberg 12y agoI'm curious too as I also have a 4 month old and I can't find any well sourced studies with any solid conclusions.