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Jason
@jachian
Confession: I should clarify she’s not seen a single episode of Bluey at home since she still doesn’t watch TV
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Pichi
@pichi
This makes it even better. It’s a super cute show. I think it’s really good for families to enjoy together. Models healthy behavior IMHO.
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Jason
@jachian
We try to at least. We’re still not perfect with staying off our phones around her but we’ll take what we can get
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Pichi
@pichi
I think any mindfulness around it is a win. I watch most of my friends hand their babies iPads and they’ve grown up on it now and throw tantrums when they don’t have it. It’s really weird to watch a 2 year old surrounded by toys and other kids and then sit in a corner playing on their iPad. ngmi. Meanwhile I’m playing with the blocks and trains because it’s awesome.
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Jason
@jachian
Tbh I get it though. Holding off from the iPad means being so pulled in for everything and it’s hard to balance that with the everyday things like cooking dinner and just functioning
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Pichi
@pichi
I can’t imagine how hard it is.
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Jason
@jachian
I’ll be honest it’s hard to see when you’re not in it and it’s hard to unsee it once it hits you
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Pichi
@pichi
So true. I don’t have to deal with it 24/7, so I never judge. But I do see the difference because I spend a lot of time with lots of different people and their little ones and it’s DRAMATIC and noticeable. I can also tell who goes to daycare, who’s an only child, who has a parent full time at home, etc. None of those situations are better than the other but it does change how kids behave, interact, socialize, etc. It starts to even out once they go to school full time. I can’t wait to see how they are as teens. My Sample size there is much smaller.
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