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Title: Setting Healthy Limits for Kids in a Digital World

United States, 2nd Feb 2026 - Screens are everywhere. Tablets, phones, laptops, smart TVs — digital devices are now a natural part of childhood. While technology can offer learning, creativity, and connection, it can also overwhelm young minds if boundaries aren’t clearly and lovingly set.At Bapa Books, we believe the goal isn’t to eliminate technology, but to teach children how to use it in healthy, balanced ways that support their growth, curiosity, and well-being.Why Healthy Digital Limits MatterChildren’s brains are still developing. Too much unstructured screen time can impact:Attention and focusSleep qualityEmotional regulationPhysical activitySocial developmentAt the same time, digital tools can be valuable when used intentionally. The key is guidance, not control — helping kids learn balance instead of banning screens outright.Start With Clear, Age-Appropriate ExpectationsHealthy limits look different at different ages. What matters most is consistency and clarity.For younger children:Set firm screen-time windows (for example, after homework or chores)Avoid screens before bedtimeKeep devices out of bedroomsFor older kids and teens:Agree on daily or weekly screen-time limits togetherSet boundaries around social media and gamingTalk openly about online behavior, privacy, and safetyWhen children understand the why behind the rules, they’re more likely to respect them.Model the Behavior You Want to SeeChildren watch everything. If adults are constantly scrolling, checking emails at dinner, or multitasking with screens, kids learn that behavior as normal.Simple habits can make a big difference:Put phones away during mealsDesignate screen-free family timesShow enthusiasm for reading, hobbies, and outdoor activitiesWhen kids see balance modeled at h...

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