How to protect sleep, attention, and family relationships from overabundant screen time


  • TECH
  • Sunday, 09 Jun 2019

Too much screen time isn’t just a concern for kids. (Dreamstime/TNS)

What do you do when your kids mess up? Do you tell them to give up and forget about accomplishing anything? Of course not. Failure breeds success; every parent knows that. 

When it comes to managing devices and limiting screen time, parents need to take their own advice. According to Common Sense Media's latest research, "The New Normal: Parent, Teens, Screens, and Sleep in the United States", parents are slipping. 

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