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Minimalist Screen Time And Slow TV

Minimalist Screen Time And Slow TV

70% of American parents are concerned their children spend too much time on screens. Are you one of them? 

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[3:00] The implications of multiple screen shifts on attention span and executive functioning

[5:00] Exactly how much screen time children *should* get versus what they *actually* get

[7:00] School performance, inactivity, and more: 4 consequences associated with too much screen time and too many screens

[18:00] 5 Practical television reduction tips for newbies

[22:00] Creative ways to set screen limits in your home

[27:00] What’s slow tv, exactly?

 

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70% of American parents are concerned their children spend too much time on screens. Are you one of them? On this episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast: 10 practical ways to create (and maintain!) screen limits in your home.

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