#Screen Time

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what does YOUR screentime say about you? #screentime

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Doom Scrolling vs Active Scrolling . . . . . . . . . . . . #screentime #focus #habits #selfimprovement #doomscrolling

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canceling this energy for me this week. shooting for 3 hours a screen time a day 😂

10 things I would tell you about screen time for your kids- as a pediatrician 1. Screen time happens and that’s okay. You are not failing your child because you used a show to cook dinner, take a breath, or survive a hard day. 2. It’s not about perfection, it’s about patterns. Occasional extra screen time will not harm your child. What matters most is the overall balance of connection, play, sleep, movement, and love. 3. Screens can be a helpful at times. They can give parents a break, help kids calm down, teach new things, and even connect families. The goal is intentional use…… not zero use. 4. Your presence matters more than the screen. Talking, playing, reading, laughing, and being emotionally available are the strongest drivers of development and you don’t need to be perfect at them. 5. Not all screen time is equal. Slower-paced, age-appropriate, interactive content is very different from fast, overstimulating content. Quality matters more than just minutes. 6. Real life still needs room. Kids thrive when screens don’t replace sleep, movement, outdoor play, imagination, and human connection and most parents naturally create that balance over time. 7. Using screens to survive tough moments is normal. Long car rides, sick child, exhausted parent etc. sometimes screens help everyone reset. That does not make you a bad parent. 8. Sleep, mood, and behavior are your guide. If screens are clearly disrupting sleep, attention, or emotional regulation, that’s when gentle adjustments help not shaming parents 9. You are more powerful than any algorithm. Loving, responsive, engaged parenting outweighs the impact of screen time in the vast majority of children. 10. Your child doesn’t need a perfect parent just a present one. If your child feels safe, loved, talked to, and supported, you are already doing far more right than wrong.

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