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1. www.parents.com › taking-your-child-to-their-firstTips for Taking Your Child to their First Movie - Parents

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   Feb 15, 2024 · Before the movie starts, help kids get some of their energy out by having a wiggle session where they run in place and stretch out their arms and legs. Let them know that they can tell you when ...

2. www.deseret.com › 2015/2/6 › 20558007Watch it! Parents need to closely monitor what their children ...

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   Feb 6, 2015 · One thousand parents of children ages 6-17 were shown eight clips from popular movies. The shortest clip was 14 seconds long; the longest was 54 seconds. All eight clips contained some degree of violence or sexual content. Parents were asked to judge which clips were appropriate for which age groups. Every time, although the clips were shown in ...

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     How to watch TV with your baby | parents advise | Tips for moms

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4. www.vulture.com › 2019 › 12What Highly Discerning Parents Let Kids Watch on TV - Vulture

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   Dec 18, 2019 · My 3- and 4-year-old currently watch nothing but Olaf’s Frozen Adventure on Disney+, and that’s fine with me. As long as we’re not watching Paw Patrol. — Wendy Molyneux, writer and co ...

5. www.focusonthefamily.com › parenting › protectingProtecting Our Kids from Harmful Entertainment

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   Nov 5, 2024 · Focus on the Family’s A Parent’s Guide to Technology is also be an excellent resource. Remember that guarding our hearts and minds is critical to our lives, and our walk with Christ. Proverbs 4:23-27 (NIRV) states: “Above everything else, guard your heart. Everything you do comes from it.

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6. www.cnn.com › 2018/09/20 › healthParents, stop feeling so guilty about TV time | CNN

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   Sep 20, 2018 · TV has its benefits. Kamenetz suggests that parents should watch television with their children as often as possible. This allows the parents to discuss character motivations with their children ...

7. childmind.org › article › benefits-watching-tv-youngThe Benefits of Watching TV With Young Children

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   May 15, 2024 · Young kids learn from lots of back-and-forth interactions. So, asking your child about what they’re watching (and answering their questions) increases learning. This can be true even when the show is not educational or even very good. A lot of shows use stereotypes like the “nerd” or the “dumb blonde girl.”. When kids watch alone ...

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   Should parents watch TV with their children?

   • Kamenetz suggests that parents should watch television with their children as often as possible. This allows the parents to discuss character motivations with their children and, in the process, try to cultivate empathy in them.

   Parents, stop feeling so guilty about TV time | CNN

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   Should kids watch TV together?

   • Starting to watch TV together when kids are young makes watching together both normal and fun. It also sets up a precedent that screen time is something that kids and parents share. That norm can be valuable as kids get older and might resist parents checking on what they’re watching. Watching TV together can even be a way of bonding as a family.

   The Benefits of Watching TV With Young Children

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   Should you watch a show with a child?

   • A lot of shows use stereotypes like the “nerd” or the “dumb blonde girl.” When kids watch alone, they’re more likely to accept these ideas about people as true. But when parents watch with school-aged kids and point out these stereotypes, it teaches kids to question them. If you see someone in a show treating another person badly, hit pause.

   The Benefits of Watching TV With Young Children

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   Do kids watch TV?

   • I’ve never met a parent at ease with the fact that their children watch television. This includes many, many lovely, curious and conscientious parents who allow their equally lovely, curious and conscientious children an American Academy of Pediatrics-approved one to seven hours a week of television and video games. Their kids love it.

   Parents, stop feeling so guilty about TV time | CNN

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   How do I allow kids to watch TV shows & movies?

   • Select the drop-down menu under Allowed TV Shows and Movies . Set the age range that you want for your kids to have access to watch. You can select For Little Kids Only, For Older Kids and Below, or For Teens and Below. You can also select Kids in order to quickly adjust their settings.

   Protecting Our Kids from Harmful Entertainment

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   Should parents allow their kids to watch TV & video games?

   • This includes many, many lovely, curious and conscientious parents who allow their equally lovely, curious and conscientious children an American Academy of Pediatrics-approved one to seven hours a week of television and video games. Their kids love it. And they, the parents, seem to find relief in the break it gives them.

   Parents, stop feeling so guilty about TV time | CNN

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9. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › let-my-kidsShould I Let My Kids Watch This? 10 Tips for Discerning Parents

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   Jul 8, 2022 · Consider utilizing YouTube Kids or parental controls on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV+, and so forth. Be more involved than the algorithms are in curating content for your child. 8. Assess your child’s age and maturity. The appropriateness of media content varies by your child’s age and maturity.