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We’re All Doomed: The Screen Generation
Episode 84
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Description:
Everywhere you look, kids have screens in their hands. From classrooms to baseball fields to birthday parties. Jason and Emily open up about their own struggle as parents: how much screen time is too much, what it might be doing to kids’ brains and relationships, and the nagging fear that limiting screens could hurt their kids’ sense of belonging. It’s a conversation full of honesty, humor, and a little guilt, as they wrestle with the tension between protecting their kids and letting them belong.
00:00 Friday night movie nights.
03:41 Fear of the child rebellion.
05:22 A hoverboard!?
06:54 Emily watches PBS kids INTO high school.
08:57 Kids and cultural references.
10:29 Minecraft
14:39 Setting expectations for little kids.
15:26 Don’t give your little kid an iPad.
17:15 Too much screen time.
22:09 We worry about our kids’ generation.
29:18 Key takeaway…
32:19 Emily forgets she’s not normal.
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