Jan. 6th, 2026
Screens are now integrated into most areas of everyday life. Between schoolwork, games, texting their friends, and streaming shows, your child is likely spending several hours a day on digital devices. While screens aren’t inherently bad, too much time in front of them can take a toll on sleep, attention, mood, and physical health. This is why it’s so important to create healthy habits and boundaries around screen time. Why Screen Time Needs Structure Kids benefit from boundaries. Without them, screen use can quickly crowd out more important activities like exercise, face-to-face interaction, schoolwork, and rest. While the following symptoms aren’t unique to this situation, they could be indicators that your child is getting too much scree…