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Sunshine :
it doesn’t make sense to restrict screen time when they need devices to do all school work. This the times we are in.
2026-05-02 14:30:03
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MeganDanielle :
My 6 y/o has an iPad, she has apps for reading & drawing + Minecraft & that’s it. She currently using it to learn her name in cursive because the schools certainly aren’t going to teach her how to sign her name.
2026-05-02 14:03:48
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🪽🐛Rachael🐻❤️🩹 :
We have 2 nonverbal little girls on the spectrum, 4 & 6... They don't play with toys like neurotypical kids their age do. They stim all the time, and have routines that keep them regulated. Our 6yr old keeps her tablet within reach, it's a comfort thing. She watches the same videos on repeat (sometimes it's pretty annoying lol) We do make time to get outside, go swimming, sensory activities, etc. And I was always against tablets until I became a mom of a neurodivergent kiddo. Whatever prevents disregulation & meltdowns, that's what we go with.
2026-08-12 20:58:39
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aanniieeruokay⁴⁴¹ :
I'm a little late but my 5 year old is autistic and non-verbal. Watching Bluey on his iPad or on tv for a little bit helps with his routine. My child thrives on routine. I think its fine as long as parents dont use screen time as a baby sitter 🥰
2026-06-26 19:34:18
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Deeloo :
My son is really good with computers and phones. He can even send emails. But I do limit access to apps I consider for adults like TikTok. As long as he productive, doing good in schools. I let him do what he wants. We still have family time etc.. it’s all about balance.
2026-05-02 16:56:23
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Ethan Del Hierro :
Enjoy your Saturday brotha
2026-05-02 14:19:59
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LoveYourselfWorth :
My children do have screen time and are allowed to use technology at school, but I set clear limits and rules around their usage. I also have tools to monitor their activity when I need to. At the same time, I make sure to educate them on the risks and dangers of certain apps and online communication. I believe in a healthy balance—technology is the future, and it’s important they stay current and advanced in AI and tech, so they can succeed. But equally, I want them to know the risks, follow the rules, and I think they’re on the right track.
2026-05-06 21:34:51
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💜🦋pretty_chick_🦋💜 :
Playdates at the park or the beach never hurt anyone 🥰
2026-05-02 23:56:11
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UghhhBritt :
my rule is as long as school is done, homework is done, after school activities are done, go for it. we are careful what they are on but over all technology is the world we are in. we have to learn to work with it not against it.
2026-05-02 18:54:41
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Dreams of a Villain :
Happy Saturday, but I caught this on Friday🥺😏
2026-07-18 01:03:25
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YesmynameisBridget :
my kids are allowed to have screen time so they can use technology in school ..I work as a ECE teacher as well so I'm cool but that downtown when the screen shuts off for the day is IMPORTANT
2026-05-02 22:55:49
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sms4168 :
There has to be a happy medium. They need to use and be comfortable with tech. But non-tech time is important especially in the development of younger kids... 💯💯
2026-05-04 03:19:37
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❣️Connie❣️ :
My daughter is almost 17 and she’s a gamer girl. She helps me with all my technology challenges
2026-05-02 20:27:33
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✨Porcha | life lately :
I have 1. She gets limited access throughout the week. No YouTube. Let her have it for like a week and realized she was acting crazy. I do allow Danny go on the big tv and I put it on. Too much technology hinders their imagination and imaginative play is so important. We are taking it day by day though. In the car for long trips she can take her tablet. Short trips I pack her a coloring book and crayons and we vibe.
2026-06-25 17:12:47
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teamstardumb :
💪💪💪
2026-05-02 13:51:24
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Tooti Gurl :
It's part of their life for educuation and society. I just balanced it with sports, and creative play. Everything is a tool, nothing more. You gotta well round them out
2026-05-02 14:14:54
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AnJoSki-11/14-🍵🍋🍬👧🏽 :
They get an hour for digital play a day. Everything else has to be educational or learning systems but I would still limit that to an hour a day. iPads didn’t teach them how to use computers and they get to real jobs and have meltdowns over simple operating systems and word docs and adobe. No TV before 3 years and there’s gonna be a lot of books and writing. Too much casual technology we atrophies cognitive skill building and retention.
2026-05-02 13:58:56
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Frankie ✨ :
Agree with you. We have dedicated screen time hours and parental controls on iPads, but it’s a big no on TikTok and Roblox
2026-05-02 21:50:13
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Pasha Garron :
as a mom of a child with special needs, nonverbal and learning disabilities. the technology has been a blessing and a curse. it's already challenging for them neurodivergently and luckily we have advanced in technology that helps them but on the flip side it's also hindering the creative aspect and the natural order of things. my son unfortunately has a hard time understanding so when things no longer are working because it's not charged he has a meltdown 🤷🤦💕 what I know it's not entirely his fault it's the autism so I would say just be kind as a parent to yourself and don't compare yourself to anyone else. do the best you can with what you can and don't be afraid to ask for help. and most importantly if you're not in the same shoes, waters, or area code as a parent in any capacity, just demonstrate compassion for us 😭🙏💞 it's hard
2026-05-02 20:49:25
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AshleyintheBox89 :
I have family app on there where I can lock it, time it, and block apps. I make sure there's educational stuff on there as well.
2026-05-02 20:39:47
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LADY BLAZE 82 :
When my son was younger, we limited his usage after school and on weekends. He was forced to touch grass lol Now he's older and more responsible, he chooses to read instead of game or scroll. It's about teaching and SHOWING them balance. Us as parents can't tell our kids NO and then scroll all day!!!
2026-05-02 20:06:30
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channell88 :
I let my 7 year old use technology with safety features. I explain AI and since I teach people how to use AI ethically, I share that with him. I also have him solve problems on his own instead of relying solely on tech. I think that will help him in the future especially with AI.
2026-05-02 19:12:11
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esimiimi27 :
❤️❤️
2026-05-02 15:10:06
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MrsMohawk117 :
as long as we in the same room and I can see what you doing I'm cool like you can be on that bitch all day if you really want to be cuz I'm going to be on my game all day anyway so why not vibe out together like who are we to tell them what they're interests are like I might want you to you try new experiences, you know go swing a bat, kick a ball but I'm not going outdoors like that so I don't expect you to go outdoors like that like I feel like we have a lot of expectations on kids when we don't set ourselves to the same standard. You want them to be so outgoing you want them to do violin and you're talent is putting 15 Pringles in your mouth😭😂 but that's just me
2026-05-02 14:43:44
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Magnanimous J :
I love it when you call me fine shyt ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-05-02 14:36:53
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veganontheeweekendz :
When my 10yr old was younger I definitely limited her iPad usage a lot unless it was for school and as the years progressed I’ve taken a lot of the restraints away based on her maturity level she has a better understanding of the world now she’s thriving!
2026-05-02 14:35:24
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Ethan Del Hierro :
Real shit man
2026-05-02 14:19:38
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Shari 😘 :
Not a parent, but my nephew is only allowed his iPad on weekends during the week we read him books , take him outside for walks and the playground and usually do crafts with him when he asks. On the ipad when he has it ,he usually watches videos that teach him colors, numbers,the alphabet and Spanish, if he doesn't actually see his iPad he doesn't ask for it.
2026-05-02 14:12:59
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Irielle 🥰🦋 :
My 3 year old daughter has my old iPad she stays learning on it especially when it comes to different languages she watches shows in Russian and Korean I encourage her to learn about different cultures I’m loving it
2026-05-04 12:22:22
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AmarieFit :
Happy Saturday 💯💯💯
2026-05-03 07:29:44
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kvng_bri :
My 3y/o has a leapfrog tablet with restrictions and only watches educational cartoons especially PBS kids (I watch the shows with her)
2026-05-09 00:45:25
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LadyP ♣️💎˖᯽ ݁˖💎♣️ :
Luckily my son likes to get outside and play. When he’s at home, I try to make sure he takes breaks from technology
2026-05-04 05:07:00
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radlene :
I limit it to the max of a movie or 30 minutes of "free fun" on my phone or tablet. I feel technology exposes them to things earlier and they cant create all the core memories we had growing up. so mine play with toys and outside and read and theyre happy. I'm more worried about thier social skills and how they talk to people then how to use tech.
2026-05-04 02:33:28
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Kaitlin Smith :
I have a 7 yo. I limit access to YouTube and media that isn’t meant for him. I also think there’s a such thing as balance. He has access to age appropriate technology’s like his mine craft and a couple of cool little simulations. We try our best to limit screen time and stay connected to our environment around us. My son wants to be a “Robot scientist” so I’ve bought different kits and things that encourage those interests at his level. I know that at some point my son will know more than I do about his technologies🤷🏼♀️.
2026-05-03 20:11:39
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teddi :
i don't have children but i feel that this is a very important topic to discuss
2026-05-03 06:27:04
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Tyler Alise :
the only time my kid has access to technology is at school. when he comes home there is no technology.
2026-05-03 02:56:56
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futuregolden_girl :
Mine is a teen and she got her first tablet at 3. It was all educational stuff on it until basically middle school. We are gamers so she had access to systems and computers to game as she got older. I think it needs to be a blend. Kids don’t know how to write old school now. Their handwriting is terrible. I also think there is a tactile benefit to using physical books, pen/paper etc.
2026-05-02 22:47:11
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Lady Johnson :
Very valid and articulate! Thank you for giving me the words to explain it to people so I don't feel judged by antiquated thinkers. My son is deaf and the only thing that excites him are cartoons. I try and get away from the screens a few hours a day and get him to interact with toys, but you can tell his preference for TV, tablets, and phones. My baby girl is fully hearing so I try to limit her until she starts showing her preferences. They are happy. #WithTheTimes
2026-05-02 17:51:42
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