It always seems like our children are staring at the screens of their phone or the TV.
You might always being saying “No screen time” to your children and they might still come back to you again with
the same question if they can go on their technology devices.
You probably find yourself saying “no” more than “yes”.
It’s time to avoid saying “no” and say “YES” but with some conditions.
The conditions often include things such as cleaning their rooms, giving mom a hug, and more.
Read the article on Why You Should Say Yes to Screen Time from iMOM.
It can be the toughest (and most tiring!) thing for a mom to say—No, no, no! No, as in, No, you may not use your (insert name of screen device here). And even when you say no a million times, your kids can still come back to you again and again and again with the same kind of question, “Can I watch a movie? Can I use my iPad? Can I play Xbox?”
Have you ever struggled with how to limit screen time? The best way to say no to screen time is to say yes… with conditions.
First, come up with your limits. These can be as simple as a set amount of time a day or as complex as different limits on different devices. Be clear on those time limits, then… here’s an idea I love for how to limit screen time. The “If…then…” screen time for kids printable. See what you think.
When your child asks you for screen time, let him know that you will say yes, if he does what you select from this list.
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Reference Source : www.imom.com/printable/why-you-should-say-yes-to-screen-time/?
