The case for limiting kids’ screen time to two hours a day

11/18/2018

In this article, the author presents the case for limiting children's screen time to two hours a day. It highlights the negative effects of excessive screen time on children's physical and mental health, including obesity, sleep problems, and poor academic performance. The article discusses various studies and expert opinions that support the idea of setting screen time limits. It also provides practical tips for parents to help manage their children's screen time, such as establishing clear rules and engaging in alternative activities. Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of balancing screen time with other activities to ensure the healthy development of children.

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