Strike a healthy balance by ensuring kids don't lose touch with nature

I remember speaking to a friend who vowed he was never going to allow his children to play with an iPhone or iPad, until they were at least in primary school.

He said he wanted them to socialise and grow up with real human interaction and not just swipe a computer screen to communicate. He believed that kids need to be in touch with nature because playing in the outdoors can contribute to a child’s development emotionally, intellectually, and socially.