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Q&A Screentime

Episode 205 | 8 min

Listener Question: Is Screentime with Grandparents Dangerous for My Children? With Jon Haidt

Russell and Jon Haidt tackle a listener question about allowing children to have screentime while visiting grandparents.

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Russell is joined by Jon Haidt to answer a listener’s question: “Is screentime with grandparents dangerous for my children?” Listen to the full interview with John HERE, and (ironically) watch the video of this conversation on YouTube here.

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