Does anyone know how to check screen time on a Windows laptop? My weekly average screen time on my phone is 4 hours, but my laptop time would be way higher.
That’s my mom. She is on her phone and makes me and my siblings do everything and says she is “sick” and then blames us for always using electronics smfh
The ignorance on display here calling it just screen time. What are they doing during that screen time? What kind of games? What kind of videos? What are they reading? If a parent is just calling it screen time with no regard for the content their child is digesting, perhaps the screen is not the problem.
The true problem is what you use a phone for. I watch videos - mostly educational, I read articles, troll religious fundies and atheists, stalk and harass my friends, and record dissing songs.
Some teen/kids’ parents aren’t home so they aren’t allowed to go outside or cook or anything therefore they are bored. Make a video about that.....😑 No Hate!
When I’m hanging out with my friends all day having fun I spend no more than 3 hours on screens but when I have nothing to do 9 hours a day well I do some reading 20 minutes a day on holidays but mostly I just sit on screens I have nothing to do! Can you blame me for this situation?
@@notyourtypicalcomicreader4805 What are you insinuating haha Also the problem is clearly the parents when they give their 4 year old an ipad... Edit: Just heard the woman say that 5 hours is normal for this age group in the states. No wonder NA is so fucked lol
@@YTtoxic241 lmfao latest researches shown that it doesn't affect your eyes sight but the focusing time, literally how is it safe to watch tv and not safe beign on your phone? Bullsh!t for me, maybe the doctor said something else and ur parents understood something else.
@@YTtoxic241 old people and parents think that phones are consuming our souls like wtf do they want us to do on s freaking pandemic like tf? Should i go outside to risk my life or just be on my screen with the risk of not being able to focus for like a minute? Less tbh. Okay my eyes hurt sometimes but i have no f*cking sh!t to do
Darlene Rushton but adults have it all so they can chill in life. Home Car Job Lifestyle Family Kids are still growing up with there minds still in devolvement. kids don't know nothing in life, just the safety of there family.
Darlene Rushton YES my mom keeps staring at her phone to look at WeChat when we’re eating dinner it’s so annoying yet when I go on my phone she gets mad. What a hypocrite
Exactly! If my kids are out in the common area I need to be watching them and I don’t have 12hrs a day to do that! Kids can only read and play with toys for so much per day!
ok ya know what? I didn’t get a phone till seventh grade, and even then it was just supposed to be for calling only, and i recently saved up enough money for a computer, not a very good one but still, and you’re telling me these elementary students have at least an iPad and a chrome laptop each? just saying, if the parents don’t want them on their screens, why did you get them freaking two devices i could continue my rant but i don’t want people to think i’m triggered or something
Exactly, the parents complain their kids are in their devices too much but they bought one for all of them, even the 4 year old! Why does a 4 yr old need a phone :/
I completely agree, also didnt get a phone until 7th grade and it didnt even work, because my mum had used it before and only gave it to me because it was broken.
Not bragging but, when I was 3 my mom gave me her phone she was 18-20 so I’m not sure if she didn’t know that it’s not grey if I do have it. 1 year later she brought me an iPad mini she took back the phone 😳
@@thisseagamer8165 you clearly don’t live in Arizona then, shade does 0 shit there and your car can get up to like 80 degrees if you leave it out in the sun.
I am a pediatrician on a mission to help children and parents navigate excessive screentime. I see the consequences of excessive technology exposure in my patients daily. I offer solutions that actually work. Great report by GMA!!
@@ladybeans153 As absolutely little as possible. Never things like train-timetables(print it all out), not video-talks no unnecsesary things, no music and audiobooks, no films. It is too harmful. To everyone, but especially children! Please find out, don't think things are harmless, let's not be naive anymore! Humanity risks extinction. Take care.
@@T0MMYDUDE lol nope I am a Gen Z who also spends to much time in front of screens. I really do not see why a 4 year old needs a screen (other than to watch TV).
They used to say limit screen time to under 2 hours a day... until there was virtual school and now there is no limit? Also... fun tip...if you don't want your kids to have so much screen time, don't buy them each their own iPad.
Yeah that's common sense you would think that people wouldn't buy their very you kids cellphones tablets and gaming system until they are a certain age preferably a teenager I personally think it's a terrible idea to by five year old kids all these fancy gadgets at such a young age
These parents don’t seem to know what to do. They didn’t just take away her iPad when it was breakfast and didn’t stop them from playing on the computers when it was their bed time. The kids don’t need screen time, the parents should be able to enforce those rules without needing something something to do it for them
Bruh are you a kid or not if you are and live in a apartment with not much to do you have a pc a phone and things you don't like playing at your house what would you do if they took away ur phone and pc what would you do
" The kids don’t need screen time, " 'Ight ima stop you right there, same reasons as above, and also social media and screen time is the future, and you cant deny that. You have some valid points, screen time 24/7 isn't good, but that's impossible, and also (most) kid's attention spans are short and they could get bored after a while, and is nobody going to talk about the productivity of screen time? its not always about addiction, screen time can be actually really useful if your kids/siblings are on apps that help them, for me roblox and Minecraft, games I still play, helped encourage me to learn to read and type and write so that I can interact, I'm actually the fastest typer in my class because of that, and also apps like duolingo, abc mouse, etc, can help education. Screen time is both good and bad, the screen isn't the issue, the things they do on it is.
Man here's the thing: what happens is parents have become lazy when they see a thing to look after their kids themselves. I'm glad i was raised in a time when tech was just becoming how it was today with the internet so i never really "could" get too addicted to it at a young age. while I do use the internet a lot, probably 5-6 hours a day at most if you include every device, i am still not addicted to it as i dont have a sort of necesity for it and get angry/depressed from losing it. Kids who are currently growing up with the devices looking after them get angry and upset when they get it taken away from them but also at the same time if you do an experiment like this they'll get bored of it after a while. what parents of today should be doing (as a former child who grew up with a calmer interntet) is to **NOT** raise their childeren under 5 or 6 with tech and rely on it, even if it means having to take care of them while you cook or clean. if they are literately begging you to watch tv, watch it with them or atleast be with them on the sofa and make sure they're ok and everything. as a side note: let your kids be adventerous more, let them be in the kitchen with you, let them spend more time in the garden even if its cold, let them mess the house up with their toys and then force them to clean it up as. some parents dont let their kids do certain stuff which ends up making themso bored out of their mind that they end up almost unintentionally force them to get an addiction to tech.
mom: "screens don’t teach you anything" my mind: so explain to me why you still use yahoo and internet explorer, and don’t know the difference between right click and left click?
It can be both a good and bad thing. 'Screens' can teach ya a lot of things. Even games teach you a lot. But spending a lot of time on it can lead to a bad addiction. Like you can end up being anemic, and can become blind over time. Also, since a lot of radiation comes from devices, they can make someone have cancer. Also, staying up late at night constantly for years can eventually make someone senile, and can harm the body in other ways over time too, it can literally kill people.
My kids have unlimited screen time. As a result they actually don't spend that much time on their devices. They rather run around and play at the park. They get bored of screens.
This is so true, they find a new app/game and play it like there's no tomorrow for a while, then they get burnt out on it and act like they have nothing else in life to do anymore 🤪
I feel like I did pretty well with screens growing up. My little brother and I didn't have tablets until I was about eight years old, and we could spend two thirty-minute tablet times on those per day, but I was allowed to stay on longer if I was reading an e-book (which I did very often). I was also allowed to spend thirty minutes on my mom's computer every day if I asked her first and let her know which sites I was visiting. I mostly did the American Girl doll website and this other one called KidsHealth. I got my own laptop when I was eleven or twelve, mostly for school, and even then, it was an old one of my dad's that we had in the closet. I didn't have a phone until I was fourteen, and I'm not resentful about that at all. I'm really glad my parents held back on devices because I ended up (I think) more imaginative and creative than if I had been on screens for 2+ hours a day as a little kid.
Yeah same here. Growing up, i didn’t have a phone until i was 12. Lol now i see. 5 years old with tablets XD. I think it’s a good idea to have a computer but not until you are close to teenage years.
People are acting like technology can’t be used for learning. It can. I search up lots of things I’ve always wondered* and learned more then then in a whole week of school. (About many topics)
@Storm Cloaks, I don’t see why I need to change my pic. It matches the subject of my channel, and you don’t make the decision for me. I’m not some cringey meep city/royals high player..how does my profile picture change anything?
@Storm Cloaks, Some robloxians..are...Yeah..the community is falling down. If you’re with the right people at the right time you’ll be fine. Like me. I’ve found trustworthy friends that wouldn’t online date, etc.
iiArtxeGalaxxyGrace lololol online dating is a problem in roblox, wow is there any hope for the next generation. Btw I don’t play roblox I only troll in it and usually stick to games like rainbow 6 Mount & Blade, and for honor.
When these kids are used to doing other things besides devices, they reverted to what they know, other activities. Kids who are never regulated don’t know what else is out there to do.
my parents "how long have you been on that" me "3 hours" my parents " play with your friends" also my parents "arre you out with that horrible boy again"
I started playing computer games when I was 3 and spent a ton of time playing. I am a well respected software engineer with astronomical salary compared to people around me.
Think about how cruel this is. Giving your child, who you brought in to this world and love dearly a gift, and seeing the smiles on their faces when they accept that gift, only to berate them for being happy about it. Borderline phycological abuse.
My parents technically give me almost unlimited screen time, I’m eleven almost twelve and I’ve learned I’ve felt better when I’m not on my screen all the time. Even though devices can be bad, taking it away completely isn’t great either.
My mom was freaking out about me having 5 hours as an average for screen time but I use my phone for online homework, research, being able to text my friends, and reading and writing and drawing, and I’m frequently on Instagram but i can only go on at night because my fam won’t be yelling at me about being on my phone so technically it’s their fault I’m up late on Instagram
Alexa Nanes: If you live, you'll be grateful later that they tried to help save you from radiation sickness. you spoke unwisely here and no, it is not their fault.
I have NEVER had limited screen time. I have been able to get good grades. Regulate my time, to go outside, read books, go in the pool, anything. I feel like because i can be on my phone whenever has helped me be able to stop or get bored of it. I really suggest not limiting screen time because you should let your kids be responsible.
A kid I was friends with wasn’t raised with internet or a phone until he was 14. When we were younger it was alot of fun. Always outside doing stuff. But once he got a phone and video games, he has changed. He’s 19, He has no friends, never had a real girlfriend, dropped out of highschool, no car no job. And he’s ok with all of that. He says he has online friends and they are enough. All he does is lay around on his games or phone. He barely showers, and is super rude to his mom. Gaining access to video games and his phone really destroyed his life and he doesn’t even care. Whenever I go see him he’s laying in bed smelling awful, with a mountain of trash around him. And he literally isn’t embarrassed at all, and when anyone tries to tell him he should change his life around he gets mad.
It depends how old the kids are and what they are doing with their screens during the 5-6 hours. In this time period, digital technology is a fundamental part of life, and there's a lot you can learn from it.
@@ChrisannaKemp Don't get them ipads. They're wastes of time that opens them to addiction of many kinds. If you're going to give them technology give them a proper computer so they have free access to learn how to code, video edit, 3d render, etc. They're going to find "strange" media when they get to that age but as kids they likely care more about gaming and software than endlessly surfing the internet until they see that stuff on accident. It's the kids who learn tech skills at a young age who find success in technology, buisness, and law fields (the creator of minecraft learned to code programs fluently when he was 11!) (there are several pixar/dreamworks animators who made animations in their free times as teens and got hired for them!)
The problem with saying "cut down screen time" is that nobody offers any suggestions about what the kids are supposed to be doing instead. There's only so much outside and reading they can do. I would love to cut my teenage son's screen time down, but when he asks me what else there is to do I honestly don't know what to tell him. He doesn't enjoy reading or playing alone outside. He doesn't have any friends that live nearby, he doesn't draw or do art, he doesn't like puzzles...etc. Wth am I supposed to suggest he do?! I can't really relate to their struggle since screens just weren't an option when I was a kid and I developed lots of other interests really early on because of that. Now, as an adult, I too get stuck watching tv for hours on end. I want him to spend less time on the computer, but what exactly is it I'm supposed to suggest he do instead?
Your son is almost like me, but they take my electronics away, i ask the same question, and they just say : you can do whatever you want! Even thought im not allowed outside by myself, and we live in a tiny apartment.
I grew up with unlimited screen time. I played video games with my dad a lot. And being around computers so much is part of the reason that I decided to major in information technology and study computer programming. Kids using the same technology the same amount as millions of adults is a non-issue.
some of us don’t care about the outside we just wanna have social interactions via the internet because we’re too anti social to make friends in real life
Yes, and the reason you’re anti-social and labelled yourself as everything g under the sun to do with avoiding real life interactions is because of being addicted to a fake ideal of living
on the last day of summer a few years ago i relised i wasted it on the internet, the next summer i made sure that i went out side and rode my bike everyday and got out there, BEST DECISION OF MY CHILDHOOD it tell you please go outside and do something
I literally learned more than screens than in school. I knew about black holes and the big bang at age 8 while everyone else was struggling at learning about what a dinosaur is.
I see no relation between screen time and good grades I know people who are restricted on screen time and will always desire it while people with no restrictions have there own freedom to consciously think.
Yeah, I am on a screen for more than 5 hours... and I still behave also I still go outside and away from these things is in an online school and do get bored on a screen usually outside walking or biking the main thing to do. Update: I kind of quit my video game addiction I only play 2-3 hours now
@Juece yeah but then life happens but idk how i wasn't obese from playing these video games but i don't want to quit entirely basically just limiting myself to like 2 or 3 hours of gameplay time, maybe do something else too shoot airsoft take my car for a spin etc. but at most i usually play for like almost 5 minutes when i limit myself 2 hours, doesn't make sense ik but i gotten more stuff done than before
This story is misleading because 48 hours was far too short to account for "forbidden fruit syndrome" When you suddenly give unlimited screen time to a kid who has had it strictly limited for most of their lives, they will initially overindulge to satisfy all the pent up craving from all the times screens were previously withheld from them. Given enough time, things will balance out. It's ironic that the more you withhold something desired from someone, the more they want it because you turn it into a forbidden fruit. Also, the kids probably knew the change was not permanent so wanted to take full advantage while it lasted.
When I was their age I would run around the house, play with my hot wheels, and a bunch of other miscellaneous toys. Most of which had no electronic circuitry.
The limit honestly made me addicted. Made me see it as a treasure. When I got a job the limit was dropped. I got bored after 4 days with 9 hours each day. Started focusing on art, studying, and fitness. Occasionally I'd game for 4 hours in a day, but I'd get bored and drop it. This tech imo shouldn't be introduced to 8-9 year olds until they find another hobby first.
As a teen, I can agree with this mentality. I want to be on the computer more **because** It is so limiting. Parents are scared of their kids being addicted, so they give them restrictions. Because of those restrictions, kids want to spend more time on screens. If it was a normal activity like playing outside, people would have a different mindset toward it.
Quick fix, don't let kids under the age of 13 have tablets or phones. I didn't have my first phone until I was 16, I didn't have my first game console until I was 14.
I agree!!! Like you can’t blame the kids and get mad they’re always on tablets when you, the ones responsible for them, bought them tablets. It’s important to teach children other activities and make a little time for games or other activities if they’re interested in them, but if they’re not interested there would be no reason to ever even give them electronics until they’re older
But i did get a ds when I was 8, which was my first electronic, but my parents managed it very well to the point where I knew what was a good amount of time to be on it, and I enjoyed other activities the same amount
Just teach them that technology is a useful tool and can be an extention for our lives, but that the real world can be so much more fun. Like playing lasertag or nervous outside
Phone also helped me get up my English Grades, to the point where I got an A++ on my first test because I was almost better than the English Teacher. So in conclusion, playing video games in English, watching videos in English, reading E-books in English helped me a lot.
This is extremely inaccurate. Kids actually learn more from the internet than school. The internet literally has all the information on the planet. You don’t need to limit their time, just make sure they do something educational every once in a while. None of these tests are fool proof because every kid is different.
Then parents give us something interesting interactive and fun to do because the reason I use my phone so much is because I can talk to friends and watch fun videos
Idk how they come up with these screen time limits, because there are a lot of people who play a lot if video games or watch a lot of TV and do just fine. For example, I play a lot of video games most days and I had straight As last year (I'm 16), I play golf and have a 1st degree black belt in Taekwondo as of writing this, and I am going to test for my 2nd degree soon. My younger sisters play just as much as I do as well, and they also have good grades and are on their school soccer team.
This societal trend of kids being addicted to devices is frightening. Encourage your kids to read. If they have energy to burn, tell them to go kick a soccer ball around the yard together or jump rope or something other than mindnumbing technological distractions. Try out some hobbies. Buy a cheap piano. Sign them up for some classes in various fields until they find something they can't get enough of. Get creative. Be present. Invest in them instead of trying to keep them content with nonsense. If they want to use the internet, monitor what they're doing. Have one TV and one ipad in the house and watch together instead of everybody going into different rooms. DISCIPLINE YOUR CHILDREN. SET SOME STANDARDS FOR THEM AND YOURSELVES. IT ALL STARTS IN THE HOME. BE A PARENT.
okay well yeah- you gave them unlimited time, they're going to use it. what the hell? "you get to play all week" **plays all week** "oh no!" also of course they started getting off the devices, they're bored! it's like binge watch netflix, after awhile you go to do something else. I swear this entire thing was a painful "ok boomer"
what is there for kids to enjoy in the summer? especially in the suburbs, the street traffic is dangerous, you cannot meaningfully go out and explore, malls are shutting down and the forests are being slowly bulldozed over.. and all this would only apply to the kids who's parents would allow them to roam on their own anyway, which is very few to begin with. you've replaced villages with suburban sprawl and you've replaced the hills with industrial parks. what do you expect them to do?
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Ypu probably shoved an iPad in front of them when they start crying
Max Henderson true, if they do this, then a screen will just be a comfort item
I would like but that would give you 70
@Juece because the parents have started giving them already
@@adrianothegoat comment didnt age well
@@0MissElizabeth0 ...
Parents: “I am so stressed from telling them to put it down!”
Then why did you buy it?
i agree i think its stupid when parents say that-
@@cocoispreppyashismines they should take it way and let them use it on certain occasions.
Ok then ima return it
But, what if it's the parents device?
@@kleewastakenbyaeris9424 if its the parents device then its parents device they deicde how they want to use it.
ABC: 8-12 hours is ASTRONOMICAL
Me: oh dang 15 hours today, kinda low
I’ll stay up 24 hours if I’m lucky enough not to get caught. 8-12 hours is just a beginners level
@@astralvoid101 I know right, and if there was something to do I already did it a long time ago.
Gamers be like
Me: dang it only 25 hours today
Does anyone know how to check screen time on a Windows laptop? My weekly average screen time on my phone is 4 hours, but my laptop time would be way higher.
mom: Stop using that phone!
also the mom: **spends 23 hours on her phone a day**
LOLLLL SO RELATABLE
That's literally my mom
That’s my mom. She is on her phone and makes me and my siblings do everything and says she is “sick” and then blames us for always using electronics smfh
@@YTtoxic241 dude, you are supposed to only play the maximum 2 hours a day
Ikr
The ignorance on display here calling it just screen time. What are they doing during that screen time? What kind of games? What kind of videos? What are they reading? If a parent is just calling it screen time with no regard for the content their child is digesting, perhaps the screen is not the problem.
ubuusg exactly not to mention all the variables of one family, they even have a pool
basically this was an advertisement for their circle device
ubuusg good point. I mean i use mine to listen to audio books.
ubuusg cmon bro there just watching pewdiepie
The true problem is what you use a phone for. I watch videos - mostly educational, I read articles, troll religious fundies and atheists, stalk and harass my friends, and record dissing songs.
Those are rookie numbers, u got to pump those numbers up
my average is 8-9 hour a day
My average was 2-12 hours a day
@@lemonkewith400subs8 that's kind of unhealthy unless u use a blue light filter lol
@@lemonkewith400subs8 nice profile picture and name
ProvidedYeti 151 today i was on 12 hours
Some teen/kids’ parents aren’t home so they aren’t allowed to go outside or cook or anything therefore they are bored. Make a video about that.....😑 No Hate!
Zoers yes your soo right
Same
Zoers read a book?
@George Boseah Shove little woman or pride and prejudice up their face
When I’m hanging out with my friends all day having fun I spend no more than 3 hours on screens but when I have nothing to do 9 hours a day well I do some reading 20 minutes a day on holidays but mostly I just sit on screens I have nothing to do! Can you blame me for this situation?
Why is nobody talking about the productivity of the screen time? It’s not always about addiction
Bullshit, ngl
What
From my own experience, if an ipad dies on your addicted child they will lose their shit
I literally fucking have a 3.7 gpa
@@TheAsianOfChaos ikr literally I have good grades I'm looking for a job and I get enough sleep what's the problem if I stay up till fucking 1am
Except if the kids get seen outside without a parent 5feet from them child services gets called. I am not exaggerating.
*laughs in Dutch*
@@Darenz-cg9zg seems awfully specific
Calm down.
@@notyourtypicalcomicreader4805 What are you insinuating haha
Also the problem is clearly the parents when they give their 4 year old an ipad...
Edit: Just heard the woman say that 5 hours is normal for this age group in the states. No wonder NA is so fucked lol
“Mom I tested positive on corona”
“ITS BECAUSE OF THAT DAMN PHONE”
Fortnite is cringe.
"It's*
@@haseenabadshah5381 IK I DONT PLAY IT ANYMORE
Me: i’m sick
Mom: It’s because you’re always on your phone
@I am someone thx
I like how every single kid on this show is held at verbal gunpoint by old people who don’t get anything
@@YTtoxic241 lmfao latest researches shown that it doesn't affect your eyes sight but the focusing time, literally how is it safe to watch tv and not safe beign on your phone? Bullsh!t for me, maybe the doctor said something else and ur parents understood something else.
@@YTtoxic241 i understand it's s bit dangerous for eyesight but like anyone takes breaks lmfao
@@stupidass3321 ikr
@@YTtoxic241 old people and parents think that phones are consuming our souls like wtf do they want us to do on s freaking pandemic like tf? Should i go outside to risk my life or just be on my screen with the risk of not being able to focus for like a minute? Less tbh. Okay my eyes hurt sometimes but i have no f*cking sh!t to do
@@YTtoxic241 or i will lose my sanity or i will be on my screen having fun! Like tbh i learn more stuff on the internet that school!
I can’t wait to go outside and climb a tree
but now we cant go outside so perfect
LOL, ya right...😏
@Ejendi Fjdndid some people dont have a backyard.
@Ejendi Fjdndid I don’t a have a backyard lmao
@Ejendi Fjdndid not everyone has a backyard
Kids are not the only ones becoming addicted. Adults are too. ❤🙏
Darlene Rushton but adults have it all so they can chill in life.
Home
Car
Job
Lifestyle
Family
Kids are still growing up with there minds still in devolvement. kids don't know nothing in life, just the safety of there family.
Syntazer G not to be a asshole, but people who don't have jobs and can can't provide for there kids should not have kids.
Im one of those adults😬😩
Darlene Rushton YES my mom keeps staring at her phone to look at WeChat when we’re eating dinner it’s so annoying yet when I go on my phone she gets mad. What a hypocrite
gurl bye! Well that's my thought...
I think if you have a house and a gated backyard it’s easy but if you live in a apartment it’s tough :(
YES. thank you for bringing this up. It’s so true.
Exactly! If my kids are out in the common area I need to be watching them and I don’t have 12hrs a day to do that! Kids can only read and play with toys for so much per day!
THANK YOU
True
I see you EVERYWHERE
ok ya know what? I didn’t get a phone till seventh grade, and even then it was just supposed to be for calling only, and i recently saved up enough money for a computer, not a very good one but still, and you’re telling me these elementary students have at least an iPad and a chrome laptop each?
just saying, if the parents don’t want them on their screens, why did you get them freaking two devices
i could continue my rant but i don’t want people to think i’m triggered or something
Exactly, the parents complain their kids are in their devices too much but they bought one for all of them, even the 4 year old! Why does a 4 yr old need a phone :/
I completely agree, also didnt get a phone until 7th grade and it didnt even work, because my mum had used it before and only gave it to me because it was broken.
Amelie Warneck nice bait troll
Not bragging but, when I was 3 my mom gave me her phone she was 18-20 so I’m not sure if she didn’t know that it’s not grey if I do have it. 1 year later she brought me an iPad mini she took back the phone 😳
Coco匆匆
nice
I love how they are pressuring their kids to go outside
In the middle of the *Arizona Summer* with temperatures ranging well into triple digits
oh my god I didn't even think of that
They have a pool tho
Well shit bub, I mean you can still find some shade
Corona: Let me introduce my self
@@thisseagamer8165 you clearly don’t live in Arizona then, shade does 0 shit there and your car can get up to like 80 degrees if you leave it out in the sun.
I am a pediatrician on a mission to help children and parents navigate excessive screentime. I see the consequences of excessive technology exposure in my patients daily. I offer solutions that actually work. Great report by GMA!!
what's your advice on amount of screen time, time of day and what to watch?
@@ladybeans153 As absolutely little as possible. Never things like train-timetables(print it all out), not video-talks no unnecsesary things, no music and audiobooks, no films. It is too harmful. To everyone, but especially children! Please find out, don't think things are harmless, let's not be naive anymore! Humanity risks extinction. Take care.
@@Medietosand no food the food is poisoned, no water the water is fluoride poisoned, no human interaction no sleeping no living its all too dangerous
But they bought the damn things for them!
Right
YOYO
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD.LEAVE KIDS ALONE
@Boi • 8 years ago my childhood is good and im on devices for over 20 hours?
Why does the 4 year old have access to screens in the first place?? talk about lack of parenting...
Ok boomer
@@T0MMYDUDE lol nope I am a Gen Z who also spends to much time in front of screens. I really do not see why a 4 year old needs a screen (other than to watch TV).
Also why does a 10 year old need their own PC? JESUS people from the boomer generation and especially generation X don't know how to parent.
Imane Pink I’m 14 year old and I get 1 hour of screen time and a 4 year old get unlimited screen time smh
@@imanepink mate, we live in a changing world. Let a kid have some screen or else they'll grow up wondering what the hell some of these devices are.
They used to say limit screen time to under 2 hours a day... until there was virtual school and now there is no limit?
Also... fun tip...if you don't want your kids to have so much screen time, don't buy them each their own iPad.
If you was my mom....I would have zero screen time because I'd be too busy doing chores and everything you told me to do!
my mom lets me use my devices as long as i dont disturb anyone
Yeah that's common sense you would think that people wouldn't buy their very you kids cellphones tablets and gaming system until they are a certain age preferably a teenager I personally think it's a terrible idea to by five year old kids all these fancy gadgets at such a young age
thank you.
Stop complaining
These parents don’t seem to know what to do. They didn’t just take away her iPad when it was breakfast and didn’t stop them from playing on the computers when it was their bed time. The kids don’t need screen time, the parents should be able to enforce those rules without needing something something to do it for them
Well I mean it lets them find their hobbies so limited screen time is ok
Bruh are you a kid or not if you are and live in a apartment with not much to do you have a pc a phone and things you don't like playing at your house what would you do if they took away ur phone and pc what would you do
" The kids don’t need screen time, "
'Ight ima stop you right there, same reasons as above, and also social media and screen time is the future, and you cant deny that. You have some valid points, screen time 24/7 isn't good, but that's impossible, and also (most) kid's attention spans are short and they could get bored after a while, and is nobody going to talk about the productivity of screen time? its not always about addiction, screen time can be actually really useful if your kids/siblings are on apps that help them, for me roblox and Minecraft, games I still play, helped encourage me to learn to read and type and write so that I can interact, I'm actually the fastest typer in my class because of that, and also apps like duolingo, abc mouse, etc, can help education. Screen time is both good and bad, the screen isn't the issue, the things they do on it is.
Classic Miner1 THANK YOU
Screen time is awesome tho.
Man here's the thing:
what happens is parents have become lazy when they see a thing to look after their kids themselves. I'm glad i was raised in a time when tech was just becoming how it was today with the internet so i never really "could" get too addicted to it at a young age. while I do use the internet a lot, probably 5-6 hours a day at most if you include every device, i am still not addicted to it as i dont have a sort of necesity for it and get angry/depressed from losing it. Kids who are currently growing up with the devices looking after them get angry and upset when they get it taken away from them but also at the same time if you do an experiment like this they'll get bored of it after a while.
what parents of today should be doing (as a former child who grew up with a calmer interntet) is to **NOT** raise their childeren under 5 or 6 with tech and rely on it, even if it means having to take care of them while you cook or clean. if they are literately begging you to watch tv, watch it with them or atleast be with them on the sofa and make sure they're ok and everything.
as a side note: let your kids be adventerous more, let them be in the kitchen with you, let them spend more time in the garden even if its cold, let them mess the house up with their toys and then force them to clean it up as. some parents dont let their kids do certain stuff which ends up making themso bored out of their mind that they end up almost unintentionally force them to get an addiction to tech.
Wonderful advice! So right. :- )
mom: "screens don’t teach you anything"
my mind: so explain to me why you still use yahoo and internet explorer, and don’t know the difference between right click and left click?
Screens taught me that religion is *BS*, other countries are better and worse than what the media tells us, confirmation bias is rampant
*flashback* *to* *the* *right* *click* *left* *click* *incident*
It can be both a good and bad thing. 'Screens' can teach ya a lot of things. Even games teach you a lot.
But spending a lot of time on it can lead to a bad addiction. Like you can end up being anemic, and can become blind over time. Also, since a lot of radiation comes from devices, they can make someone have cancer.
Also, staying up late at night constantly for years can eventually make someone senile, and can harm the body in other ways over time too, it can literally kill people.
@@whydidntyoucomeforlesson Dude! Thanks, Definitely gonna limit my time on my phone don’t wanna be blind. Thanks again :)
@@duhh.romana its not about blindness. its about addiction. i used to play all day during my highschool now i regret it.
1:20
It’s adorable how that little girl waited to see her older brothers reactions to then say NO! in a jump lol
My kids have unlimited screen time.
As a result they actually don't spend that much time on their devices. They rather run around and play at the park.
They get bored of screens.
This is so true, they find a new app/game and play it like there's no tomorrow for a while, then they get burnt out on it and act like they have nothing else in life to do anymore 🤪
I feel like I did pretty well with screens growing up. My little brother and I didn't have tablets until I was about eight years old, and we could spend two thirty-minute tablet times on those per day, but I was allowed to stay on longer if I was reading an e-book (which I did very often). I was also allowed to spend thirty minutes on my mom's computer every day if I asked her first and let her know which sites I was visiting. I mostly did the American Girl doll website and this other one called KidsHealth. I got my own laptop when I was eleven or twelve, mostly for school, and even then, it was an old one of my dad's that we had in the closet. I didn't have a phone until I was fourteen, and I'm not resentful about that at all. I'm really glad my parents held back on devices because I ended up (I think) more imaginative and creative than if I had been on screens for 2+ hours a day as a little kid.
Yeah same here. Growing up, i didn’t have a phone until i was 12. Lol now i see. 5 years old with tablets XD. I think it’s a good idea to have a computer but not until you are close to teenage years.
Yeah, I didn’t have a phone till I was 10. I didn’t get a real, unused phone until I was 11.
I know it’s 2022 but I don’t think a child should have a cell phone until he/she can pay for it him/herself
@@nicholasselke5214 Grow up, 20th century son of a bitch. It's the 21st century.
People are acting like technology can’t be used for learning. It can. I search up lots of things I’ve always wondered* and learned more then then in a whole week of school. (About many topics)
iiArtxeGalaxxyGrace wondered* and pls change ur pic, having a roblox pic ruins the argument for the rest of us
@Storm Cloaks, I don’t see why I need to change my pic. It matches the subject of my channel, and you don’t make the decision for me. I’m not some cringey meep city/royals high player..how does my profile picture change anything?
iiArtxeGalaxxyGrace omg roblox has a community I’m killing myself because there is no hope for the future.
@Storm Cloaks, Some robloxians..are...Yeah..the community is falling down. If you’re with the right people at the right time you’ll be fine. Like me. I’ve found trustworthy friends that wouldn’t online date, etc.
iiArtxeGalaxxyGrace lololol online dating is a problem in roblox, wow is there any hope for the next generation. Btw I don’t play roblox I only troll in it and usually stick to games like rainbow 6 Mount & Blade, and for honor.
My mom definitely watched this
Seems to me the kids are spoiled and the parents are lazy interacting with the kids
Honestly
So true
they did not let them have friends over or go that many places
I would not call ”spoiled” kids that are given unlimited access to screens at all!! But I agree parents are sometimes lazy to interact with them
Not spoiled. It’s neglect.
My parents tried this when i was 12 they stopoed after they figured out i only liked nat geo and ww2 in color
Man it stopped
Nat
same i love that stuff
When these kids are used to doing other things besides devices, they reverted to what they know, other activities. Kids who are never regulated don’t know what else is out there to do.
"What happens if you give them unlimited access for a week?"
*They're happy*
As a child, I was so much happier watching TV and playing video games than I was playing outside or doing school work
@@gamemaker416 Because TV and video games are addictive.
@@boxingfan2796 True
@@gamemaker416 school work ain't supposed to make you happy though haha.
@@aoeu256 I know but it’s important
my parents "how long have you been on that"
me "3 hours"
my parents " play with your friends"
also my parents "arre you out with that horrible boy again"
Omg yes soo relatable
@@saYONAkidoRII this is why ur kid. cant see difference between bf and male friend.
I always had unlimited screentime and I turned out fine, I actually got a 4.0 GPA in both semesters for my junior year this year
@Nikolai Mack This is too accurate
Same. I had unli screen time, only difference is I got a 5.0 GPA and I was turned into a neurodivergent
Same lol
I think the discussion would be about health. Good job though.
It is only for people who are actually mature enough and knows when to put the screen down and do something productive 👍
News: We are going to give these kids 1 week of unlimited screen time.
Me who had unlimited screen time since I was 6
Me who has unlimited screen time all my life
You need …help
I started playing computer games when I was 3 and spent a ton of time playing. I am a well respected software engineer with astronomical salary compared to people around me.
Think about how cruel this is. Giving your child, who you brought in to this world and love dearly a gift, and seeing the smiles on their faces when they accept that gift, only to berate them for being happy about it. Borderline phycological abuse.
My parents technically give me almost unlimited screen time, I’m eleven almost twelve and I’ve learned I’ve felt better when I’m not on my screen all the time. Even though devices can be bad, taking it away completely isn’t great either.
@J.W. S.D nope
@@obiwan8934 Hi obi wan kenobi
My mom was freaking out about me having 5 hours as an average for screen time but I use my phone for online homework, research, being able to text my friends, and reading and writing and drawing, and I’m frequently on Instagram but i can only go on at night because my fam won’t be yelling at me about being on my phone so technically it’s their fault I’m up late on Instagram
Alexa Nanes: If you live, you'll be grateful later that they tried to help save you from radiation sickness. you spoke unwisely here and no, it is not their fault.
I have NEVER had limited screen time. I have been able to get good grades. Regulate my time, to go outside, read books, go in the pool, anything. I feel like because i can be on my phone whenever has helped me be able to stop or get bored of it. I really suggest not limiting screen time because you should let your kids be responsible.
Exactly..my parents have us do enough fun things like trips, pool, outside time, reading and stuff anyways.
How about your eyesight? Did you ever think about that?
@@Smileyyy21 im not being rude on you but scientists found out phones help you paying attention to more details
Ditto
Rubbish.
Everyone: Reee screen time!
Me: 2:15 She's not wearing a seat belt...
A kid I was friends with wasn’t raised with internet or a phone until he was 14. When we were younger it was alot of fun. Always outside doing stuff. But once he got a phone and video games, he has changed. He’s 19, He has no friends, never had a real girlfriend, dropped out of highschool, no car no job. And he’s ok with all of that. He says he has online friends and they are enough. All he does is lay around on his games or phone. He barely showers, and is super rude to his mom. Gaining access to video games and his phone really destroyed his life and he doesn’t even care. Whenever I go see him he’s laying in bed smelling awful, with a mountain of trash around him. And he literally isn’t embarrassed at all, and when anyone tries to tell him he should change his life around he gets mad.
Those kids look so much like their parents it’s so adorable lmao
kids definitely not reading off scripts.avi
“8-12 hours 🤭😱”
Me: *laughs in 18-20 hours a day*
same lol
The kids: getting 2 hour screen time
Me: 12+ hrs exceeding 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
they think 5 hours is a lot
Honestly I think 5-6 hours a day isn’t bad if you are up for 16 hours because they get to learn to manage their own time.
It depends how old the kids are and what they are doing with their screens during the 5-6 hours. In this time period, digital technology is a fundamental part of life, and there's a lot you can learn from it.
Neuter yourself
Kids still won't learn time management and healthy limits on their own, it's the parents job to set rules and limits.
In my opinion the screentime itself isn't the problem, it's what they're doing that you should be aware of.
my kids arent getting ipads
@@ChrisannaKemp Don't get them ipads. They're wastes of time that opens them to addiction of many kinds. If you're going to give them technology give them a proper computer so they have free access to learn how to code, video edit, 3d render, etc. They're going to find "strange" media when they get to that age but as kids they likely care more about gaming and software than endlessly surfing the internet until they see that stuff on accident.
It's the kids who learn tech skills at a young age who find success in technology, buisness, and law fields (the creator of minecraft learned to code programs fluently when he was 11!) (there are several pixar/dreamworks animators who made animations in their free times as teens and got hired for them!)
If I had unlimited screen time, I would get those rookie numbers to the 3 digits
The problem with saying "cut down screen time" is that nobody offers any suggestions about what the kids are supposed to be doing instead. There's only so much outside and reading they can do.
I would love to cut my teenage son's screen time down, but when he asks me what else there is to do I honestly don't know what to tell him. He doesn't enjoy reading or playing alone outside. He doesn't have any friends that live nearby, he doesn't draw or do art, he doesn't like puzzles...etc. Wth am I supposed to suggest he do?!
I can't really relate to their struggle since screens just weren't an option when I was a kid and I developed lots of other interests really early on because of that. Now, as an adult, I too get stuck watching tv for hours on end. I want him to spend less time on the computer, but what exactly is it I'm supposed to suggest he do instead?
He doesn't try doing it because of that. He should consider art as a beginning to cure boredom. UA-cam tells me anyone can draw.
Not all kids can go outside or read
Your son is almost like me, but they take my electronics away, i ask the same question, and they just say : you can do whatever you want! Even thought im not allowed outside by myself, and we live in a tiny apartment.
If you was my mom....I would have zero screen time because I'd be too busy doing chores and everything you told me to do!
I grew up with unlimited screen time. I played video games with my dad a lot. And being around computers so much is part of the reason that I decided to major in information technology and study computer programming. Kids using the same technology the same amount as millions of adults is a non-issue.
And on the internet you learn history
@@cohengamertv6548 And some even learn to code in C++
Same except my mom didn’t want me tooo
I thinking playing video games with your parents is a nice way to bond.
Yeah anyways the kids belong to fortnite now
I use the screen like 16 hours a day
Joshua De jood if I’m not sleeping I’m on one of various screens
Storm Cloaks nice
Joshua De jood lol
Storm Cloaks dab
Congrats. You will never fuck a girl. Whopsie, looks like jokes on you.
Every time screens get brought up it always is about addiction, never about education or talking to friends.
Toy stores go out of business
Josh Toland Rip
3:47 its funny how scripted this is no kid would say that nowadays
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Are they addicted kid: y- other kids 👊 kid: nope
When I was 4 I didn’t even know what a iPad is
Z draz when I was 4 I didn’t know electronics like that existed and I thought they were just made up things from cyber chase 😔
Did they exist when you were 4?
Lol me too
@@temtem9255 the original iPad
Guy at 8pm: Hey when are you guys planning to go to sleep
Me at 3:30am: 😬😑
Internet can be sometimes useful, but it depends what you are looking for.
Me: uses tablet for an hour
My mom: stop using that!
Also mom : watches phone for 23 hours
-_-
Reporter: they should spend less time on the devices and not be on it
Outro: come and watch plenty more of our videos lots of thing to watch
Me: tf 💀
IKR
adults to kids: sTOp gOiNg oN ScREenS
meanwhile adults: lemme stay on social media for 10 hours
"fighting, taunting" shows siblings play fighting and laughing
Before it was “Getting your kids to go back inside”
Now it’s “Getting your kids to go outside”
some of us don’t care about the outside we just wanna have social interactions via the internet because we’re too anti social to make friends in real life
Or shy or just saying scared cuz of the freaking virus, it's not like s common cold people die
Yes, and the reason you’re anti-social and labelled yourself as everything g under the sun to do with avoiding real life interactions is because of being addicted to a fake ideal of living
Pathetic
@@stupidass3321 Bitch No covid is overrated
@@hued2542 You are 100% right
on the last day of summer a few years ago i relised i wasted it on the internet, the next summer i made sure that i went out side and rode my bike everyday and got out there, BEST DECISION OF MY CHILDHOOD it tell you please go outside and do something
Parents do your job. This is nuts. Why aren’t they practicing instruments, drawing, swimming, in summer camp?? This is for lazy parents.
i was raised without a limit on tech. And I now speak 4 languages and can do most things by myself. I also go outside by myself.
Same. I am in 6th grade being raised completely on screens no limit. I won a presidential gold seal award in academics. And I don’t even study.
@@chillpill2016 same, English is so easy for me, when they tell me to study i don't study but i still get the best vote because I know everything
@@kraftwerklover69 same, 99% of my knowledge is from screens. I am now training to be a professional artist and musician.
I was also too I learned so much from youtube
I literally learned more than screens than in school. I knew about black holes and the big bang at age 8 while everyone else was struggling at learning about what a dinosaur is.
I see no relation between screen time and good grades I know people who are restricted on screen time and will always desire it while people with no restrictions have there own freedom to consciously think.
Me: Doesn’t drink water
Mom: IT’S BECAUSE OF THE SCREENS
Yeah, I am on a screen for more than 5 hours... and I still behave also I still go outside and away from these things is in an online school and do get bored on a screen usually outside walking or biking the main thing to do.
Update: I kind of quit my video game addiction I only play 2-3 hours now
@Juece You do realize this was posted 2 years ago and times changed?
@Juece yeah but then life happens but idk how i wasn't obese from playing these video games but i don't want to quit entirely basically just limiting myself to like 2 or 3 hours of gameplay time, maybe do something else too shoot airsoft take my car for a spin etc.
but at most i usually play for like almost 5 minutes when i limit myself 2 hours, doesn't make sense ik but i gotten more stuff done than before
@Juece Indeed, if you work hard and never give up, you'll be there 1 day
@Juece Nice, I'm 15 but keep saving my guy
@Juece In the state im in, you can drive with a parent in the car with a permit, so meaning I cannot drive alone, and you have to be 15 in a half
This story is misleading because 48 hours was far too short to account for "forbidden fruit syndrome" When you suddenly give unlimited screen time to a kid who has had it strictly limited for most of their lives, they will initially overindulge to satisfy all the pent up craving from all the times screens were previously withheld from them. Given enough time, things will balance out. It's ironic that the more you withhold something desired from someone, the more they want it because you turn it into a forbidden fruit. Also, the kids probably knew the change was not permanent so wanted to take full advantage while it lasted.
When I was their age I would run around the house, play with my hot wheels, and a bunch of other miscellaneous toys. Most of which had no electronic circuitry.
that joke at the end and his laugh lol
How times have changed...
Now my parents tell me to stay on the screen
The limit honestly made me addicted. Made me see it as a treasure. When I got a job the limit was dropped. I got bored after 4 days with 9 hours each day. Started focusing on art, studying, and fitness. Occasionally I'd game for 4 hours in a day, but I'd get bored and drop it. This tech imo shouldn't be introduced to 8-9 year olds until they find another hobby first.
As a teen, I can agree with this mentality. I want to be on the computer more **because** It is so limiting. Parents are scared of their kids being addicted, so they give them restrictions. Because of those restrictions, kids want to spend more time on screens. If it was a normal activity like playing outside, people would have a different mindset toward it.
PREACH
Reverse psychology for parents:
Limit you kids time: They want to do more
Give your kids unlimited time: When you ask them to get off, them aren’t mad
Quick fix, don't let kids under the age of 13 have tablets or phones. I didn't have my first phone until I was 16, I didn't have my first game console until I was 14.
It's honestly easy, don't blame the technology, its the parents decision to give them the technology at such a young age
@GrayStripe345, That’s kinda not the way to go. I think phones can wait till maybe 12-ish, and tablets/iPads around like 7-ish. Edit: just my opinion.
I agree!!! Like you can’t blame the kids and get mad they’re always on tablets when you, the ones responsible for them, bought them tablets. It’s important to teach children other activities and make a little time for games or other activities if they’re interested in them, but if they’re not interested there would be no reason to ever even give them electronics until they’re older
But i did get a ds when I was 8, which was my first electronic, but my parents managed it very well to the point where I knew what was a good amount of time to be on it, and I enjoyed other activities the same amount
Women: 5 hours a day that’s a lot
*After the video*
Her son: mom you woke me up what are you doing on the tv at 6am in the morning
Me: spends alot of time on my computer
GMA: Says not using it as much is better for grades
Also me: Has top grade in almost the whole school
“Astronomical” me and intellectual “ha I get like 20”
Just teach them that technology is a useful tool and can be an extention for our lives, but that the real world can be so much more fun. Like playing lasertag or nervous outside
Ironicaly enough, phone helped me start being more social
Same
Phone also helped me get up my English Grades, to the point where I got an A++ on my first test because I was almost better than the English Teacher. So in conclusion, playing video games in English, watching videos in English, reading E-books in English helped me a lot.
i think its best when kids decide together with parents the right amount of time. so they feel in control
This is extremely inaccurate. Kids actually learn more from the internet than school. The internet literally has all the information on the planet. You don’t need to limit their time, just make sure they do something educational every once in a while. None of these tests are fool proof because every kid is different.
Adults: get off your devices and go do something like read a book!
Also adults: candy crush and facebook
What if the adults are dyslexic?
What about watching those school lectures on youtube?
My grandma: Stop being on your device all day, just read a book!
Me: reads a book
Grandma: *You weren’t supposed to do that*
@@saYONAkidoRII BRUH IF I READ 50 MILLION BOOKS THEY'D SAY READ MORE
Then parents give us something interesting interactive and fun to do because the reason I use my phone so much is because I can talk to friends and watch fun videos
Parents: "Here is something interesting and fun"
Child: "Can I bring my phone?"
Parent: What time do you guys want to go to bed?
Kid: Whatever time I fall asleep.
LMAO!
Parents: *Gives kid unlimited screen time*
Kids: *Takes advantage of it*
Parents: “Wait, that’s illegal.”
When I was their age, I had no screen time limit 😂
Yeah we got em
Idk how they come up with these screen time limits, because there are a lot of people who play a lot if video games or watch a lot of TV and do just fine. For example, I play a lot of video games most days and I had straight As last year (I'm 16), I play golf and have a 1st degree black belt in Taekwondo as of writing this, and I am going to test for my 2nd degree soon. My younger sisters play just as much as I do as well, and they also have good grades and are on their school soccer team.
Yea internet addiction is something parents need to take more control, the internet is a wonderful thing, but it is not the only thing
This societal trend of kids being addicted to devices is frightening. Encourage your kids to read. If they have energy to burn, tell them to go kick a soccer ball around the yard together or jump rope or something other than mindnumbing technological distractions. Try out some hobbies. Buy a cheap piano. Sign them up for some classes in various fields until they find something they can't get enough of. Get creative. Be present. Invest in them instead of trying to keep them content with nonsense. If they want to use the internet, monitor what they're doing. Have one TV and one ipad in the house and watch together instead of everybody going into different rooms. DISCIPLINE YOUR CHILDREN. SET SOME STANDARDS FOR THEM AND YOURSELVES. IT ALL STARTS IN THE HOME. BE A PARENT.
okay well yeah- you gave them unlimited time, they're going to use it. what the hell?
"you get to play all week"
**plays all week**
"oh no!"
also of course they started getting off the devices, they're bored! it's like binge watch netflix, after awhile you go to do something else. I swear this entire thing was a painful "ok boomer"
Amatuers, I have 16 hours a day average smh
That’s unhealthy
Christian ferriero
Ok boomer
18 hours
@@christianferreiro5299 its a joke, i mean the profile pic and name combo look like the type of guy to never recognize satire anyways
@@gottalivehappy Ok
you know what you get
you get a happy child
what is there for kids to enjoy in the summer? especially in the suburbs, the street traffic is dangerous, you cannot meaningfully go out and explore, malls are shutting down and the forests are being slowly bulldozed over.. and all this would only apply to the kids who's parents would allow them to roam on their own anyway, which is very few to begin with. you've replaced villages with suburban sprawl and you've replaced the hills with industrial parks. what do you expect them to do?