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Experts err on the stricter side, with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), for example, advising against screen time for children under 18 months (except for video chatting) and an hour max of high-quality programming for children 2 and older.
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Read More »Screen time can be a touchy subject. Some parents have strict rules about whether or not they allow their children to use screens—and whether or not there are time limits or other restrictions if they do. Others are more lenient. Experts err on the stricter side, with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), for example, advising against screen time for children under 18 months (except for video chatting) and an hour max of high-quality programming for children 2 and older. But digging deeper, does the pacing of the shows you choose for your kids matter? There are slow-paced shows like Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, which many parents of young children watched themselves as kids, and the more modern Daniel Tiger. And then there's…CoComelon. CoComelon will have the sounds of constant giggling and repetitive nursery rhyme-style jams about manners, bathtime, and everything in between stuck in your head for days. But it seems that kids are obsessed, and you love seeing your child happy. You may also need some time to make dinner or just a good old-fashioned break, and screen time can help make that happen. The problem? Some people think children may love CoComelon a bit too much. A TikTok video from user @circusbrain compared the show's pace to other popular programs like My Little Pony. In the examples from My Little Pony, the scenes change every four to six seconds. Cocomelon's changed every one to three seconds. In a follow-up video, @circusbrain also demonstrated how nearly every shot in CoComelon moves. It's unclear what @circusbrain's credentials are (though he has "psych" and "Ed," in his bio, which typically stands for psychology or psychiatry and education). Regardless, one parent saw the clip and took to Reddit to dig for more info. "I recently saw a TikTok about how CoComelon is overstimulating for babies and is like 'crack' for them," wrote u/First_Regret9418 in the Parenting subreddit. "They say it's because of how fast the scenes change. Does anyone have any more info on this?" More than 300 Redditors chimed in. They didn't have any peer-reviewed studies to share, but they had a ton of anecdotes about ways fast-paced programs affected their kids. "The most epic meltdown we had was while shutting off [CoComelon] to get her ready for her bath. It was on another level. I said right there and then that the show is banned in the house," wrote the top commenter.
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Read More »"I had to ban Paw Patrol for this reason. Turning it off would create some seriously genuine heartbreak and terror, even if I warned it was coming, set a timer, etc. It was seriously like he was addicted," said another.
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Read More »Remaining calm and patient. Dr. Cowan says parents should act as a calming force. "Your child will pick up on your emotions, and if you are distressed, they will be too," she says. Dr. Cowan says parents should act as a calming force. "Your child will pick up on your emotions, and if you are distressed, they will be too," she says. Setting the scene. Dr. Cowan suggests moving to a quiet environment with your child, such as a bedroom or backyard fort. "Engage in calming activities, such as listening to relaxing music, reading a book, or taking a nature walk," she says. Dr. Cowan suggests moving to a quiet environment with your child, such as a bedroom or backyard fort. "Engage in calming activities, such as listening to relaxing music, reading a book, or taking a nature walk," she says. Letting big feelings happen. You may think flipping off CoComelon is no big deal, but it may be to your child. "Validate your child's feelings, and let them know that you acknowledge that they are feeling upset or out of control," Dr. Cowan advises. You may think flipping off CoComelon is no big deal, but it may be to your child. "Validate your child's feelings, and let them know that you acknowledge that they are feeling upset or out of control," Dr. Cowan advises. Teaching coping strategies. Dr. Cowan says techniques such as five-finger breathing, in which a child takes five deep breaths and counts each one using their fingers, can help a child learn to self-soothe. At the end of the day, regardless of what TikTok or Reddit says, parents are the experts on their children. They know their preferences and the red flags that something is about to go awry.
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