Gen-Z parents are mad as hell about attention robbery, and not going to take it any more https://raisehumansnotusers.substack.com/p/the-best-approach-to-screens-according?r=rd44q&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true
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Positive users praise Gen-Z parents for pushing back against screen time and attention theft by tech, viewing it as a based improvement over boomer and millennial parents' more permissive attitudes.
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Alexia Bonatsos@alexia
Boomer parents did not care about screens, "Timmy's going to sit in front of the TV all day? Why not?" Millennial parents were still enthralled by the novelty of it, "iPad-time? Sure." Gen-Z is based: "I've had this my whole life and hate it. Not going to do this to my kid."
Alexia Bonatsos@alexia
Gen-Z parents are mad as hell about attention robbery, and not going to take it any more https://raisehumansnotusers.substack.com/p/the-best-approach-to-screens-according?r=rd44q&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true
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Human Hatstand@johnnieego
@alexia Hi, Gen X here. What did we do?
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Alexia Bonatsos@alexia
@johnnieego You didn't have kids.
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