Should we shift focus from screen time limits to content quality?
When we talk about children's screen time, most advice focuses on limiting hours, but what about the quality of what they're watching? My 8-year-old can spend 20 minutes on a well-designed educational app and learn more than during an hour of passive TV. Yet some parents I know ban screens entirely, while others let their kids watch whatever they want as long as homework is done. Is it time we shifted the debate from 'how much' to 'what for' — and does that make the YES/NO question about strict limits obsolete?