Featured today on takingchildrenseriously.com:
Against limiting screen time

🧠 Screens as a natural, integrated, positive part of life

👾 In defence of screens and video games

🧬 Imposed limits create more desire for the limited thing. D’oh! What happens when there are no limits?

🌀 A reply to: “Screens are not natural. They rot our brains. They’re addictive!”

🥶 Getting kids to ‘agree’ to screen time limits

❇️ What if I have an aversion to the iPad/TV/video games but my child enjoys screen time?

🤢 How parents coercively curb their children’s desire for increased screen time

⚠️ Limiting your children’s screen time? Why you might want to rethink that.

🥵 How holding to the screen time limit looks when you switch the context

🍎 “If I let them have unlimited screen time they would watch trash tv all the time and never learn anything!” Actually, even the junkiest of junk tv can be genuinely educational.

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