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  1. Screen time battles? Not tonight 😅📱
    What if one simple swap could turn meltdowns into smooth handovers? 👀
    Amanda Rogaly, founder and CEO of BabyYumYum, shares a game-changing trick to end the daily 'just 5 more minutes' struggle and build calmer routines at home.

    👉 Find out what the swap is and how it works here:zurl.co/J3PPL

    #BabyYumYum #BYY #ParentingTips #ScreenTime #MomLifeSA #ParentingSA #DigitalParenting #FamilyLife

  2. Parenting kids often requires tricky compromises. When his friends started getting gaming consoles, we wanted to give our son the same opportunity so he wouldn't feel left out. However, we have a small apartment, no TV, and I wasn't keen on buying hot, loud hardware or getting locked into walled gardens. Working in sustainability sciences, I also try to avoid unnecessary resource consumption. I wanted to see if I could build a viable alternative to buying a dedicated console.

    I ended up buying a used 4U Supermicro server on eBay (I lucked out and broke even by selling the included Tesla V100S GPU) and installed a 24GB RTX 4000 Blackwell. This machine sits 130km away, running on remote PV-solar power. I set up a cloaked Windows 11 VM with GPU passthrough, streaming via Sunshine over a rock-solid IPsec (IKEv2) tunnel.

    For his device, I rescued an old 2017 Galaxy Tab S3. I flashed a clean ROM, set up TimeLimit via F-Droid (allowing 30 mins/day, 2 hrs on weekends), and attached a GameSir G8 controller.

    I also wanted him to be somewhat independent, so I created a simple Home Assistant dashboard. When he wants to play, he taps a single button that sends an IPMI Redfish command to boot the remote server. A minute later, he opens Moonlight and is playing Forza Horizon 5 fluidly. A 2024 game running flawlessly on a 9-year-old tablet!

    The flexibility is absolutely great. Whether we are traveling with an old laptop, using my Pixel phone (greetings #Graphene), or visiting his grandmother's TV, the setup just works. Best of all, I only have one central OS to maintain. The Xeon CPU has 72 cores and barely hits 9% usage during gameplay, so I'm planning to add a second GPU to share the server with a friend's family.

    I am aware that having the technical capacity to build this is a unique privilege. I still wanted to share this to show that alternatives to constant hardware consumption exist. By pooling resources and reusing old tech, we can escape walled gardens without sacrificing the experience.

    #HomeLab #Parenting #ScreenTime #Upcycling #SolarPunk #CloudGaming #Moonlight #Sustainability

  3. Parenting kids often requires tricky compromises. When his friends started getting gaming consoles, we wanted to give our son the same opportunity so he wouldn't feel left out. However, we have a small apartment, no TV, and I wasn't keen on buying hot, loud hardware or getting locked into walled gardens. Working in sustainability sciences, I also try to avoid unnecessary resource consumption. I wanted to see if I could build a viable alternative to buying a dedicated console.

    I ended up buying a used 4U Supermicro server on eBay (I lucked out and broke even by selling the included Tesla V100S GPU) and installed a 24GB RTX 4000 Blackwell. This machine sits 130km away, running on remote PV-solar power. I set up a cloaked Windows 11 VM with GPU passthrough, streaming via Sunshine over a rock-solid IPsec (IKEv2) tunnel.

    For his device, I rescued an old 2017 Galaxy Tab S3. I flashed a clean ROM, set up TimeLimit via F-Droid (allowing 30 mins/day, 2 hrs on weekends), and attached a GameSir G8 controller.

    I also wanted him to be somewhat independent, so I created a simple Home Assistant dashboard. When he wants to play, he taps a single button that sends an IPMI Redfish command to boot the remote server. A minute later, he opens Moonlight and is playing Forza Horizon 5 fluidly. A 2024 game running flawlessly on a 9-year-old tablet!

    The flexibility is absolutely great. Whether we are traveling with an old laptop, using my Pixel phone (greetings #Graphene), or visiting his grandmother's TV, the setup just works. Best of all, I only have one central OS to maintain. The Xeon CPU has 72 cores and barely hits 9% usage during gameplay, so I'm planning to add a second GPU to share the server with a friend's family.

    I am aware that having the technical capacity to build this is a unique privilege. I still wanted to share this to show that alternatives to constant hardware consumption exist. By pooling resources and reusing old tech, we can escape walled gardens without sacrificing the experience.

    #HomeLab #Parenting #ScreenTime #Upcycling #SolarPunk #CloudGaming #Moonlight #Sustainability

  4. Parenting kids often requires tricky compromises. When his friends started getting gaming consoles, we wanted to give our son the same opportunity so he wouldn't feel left out. However, we have a small apartment, no TV, and I wasn't keen on buying hot, loud hardware or getting locked into walled gardens. Working in sustainability sciences, I also try to avoid unnecessary resource consumption. I wanted to see if I could build a viable alternative to buying a dedicated console.

    I ended up buying a used 4U Supermicro server on eBay (I lucked out and broke even by selling the included Tesla V100S GPU) and installed a 24GB RTX 4000 Blackwell. This machine sits 130km away, running on remote PV-solar power. I set up a cloaked Windows 11 VM with GPU passthrough, streaming via Sunshine over a rock-solid IPsec (IKEv2) tunnel.

    For his device, I rescued an old 2017 Galaxy Tab S3. I flashed a clean ROM, set up TimeLimit via F-Droid (allowing 30 mins/day, 2 hrs on weekends), and attached a GameSir G8 controller.

    I also wanted him to be somewhat independent, so I created a simple Home Assistant dashboard. When he wants to play, he taps a single button that sends an IPMI Redfish command to boot the remote server. A minute later, he opens Moonlight and is playing Forza Horizon 5 fluidly. A 2024 game running flawlessly on a 9-year-old tablet!

    The flexibility is absolutely great. Whether we are traveling with an old laptop, using my Pixel phone (greetings #Graphene), or visiting his grandmother's TV, the setup just works. Best of all, I only have one central OS to maintain. The Xeon CPU has 72 cores and barely hits 9% usage during gameplay, so I'm planning to add a second GPU to share the server with a friend's family.

    I am aware that having the technical capacity to build this is a unique privilege. I still wanted to share this to show that alternatives to constant hardware consumption exist. By pooling resources and reusing old tech, we can escape walled gardens without sacrificing the experience.

    #HomeLab #Parenting #ScreenTime #Upcycling #SolarPunk #CloudGaming #Moonlight #Sustainability

  5. Parenting kids often requires tricky compromises. When his friends started getting gaming consoles, we wanted to give our son the same opportunity so he wouldn't feel left out. However, we have a small apartment, no TV, and I wasn't keen on buying hot, loud hardware or getting locked into walled gardens. Working in sustainability sciences, I also try to avoid unnecessary resource consumption. I wanted to see if I could build a viable alternative to buying a dedicated console.

    I ended up buying a used 4U Supermicro server on eBay (I lucked out and broke even by selling the included Tesla V100S GPU) and installed a 24GB RTX 4000 Blackwell. This machine sits 130km away, running on remote PV-solar power. I set up a cloaked Windows 11 VM with GPU passthrough, streaming via Sunshine over a rock-solid IPsec (IKEv2) tunnel.

    For his device, I rescued an old 2017 Galaxy Tab S3. I flashed a clean ROM, set up TimeLimit via F-Droid (allowing 30 mins/day, 2 hrs on weekends), and attached a GameSir G8 controller.

    I also wanted him to be somewhat independent, so I created a simple Home Assistant dashboard. When he wants to play, he taps a single button that sends an IPMI Redfish command to boot the remote server. A minute later, he opens Moonlight and is playing Forza Horizon 5 fluidly. A 2024 game running flawlessly on a 9-year-old tablet!

    The flexibility is absolutely great. Whether we are traveling with an old laptop, using my Pixel phone (greetings #Graphene), or visiting his grandmother's TV, the setup just works. Best of all, I only have one central OS to maintain. The Xeon CPU has 72 cores and barely hits 9% usage during gameplay, so I'm planning to add a second GPU to share the server with a friend's family.

    I am aware that having the technical capacity to build this is a unique privilege. I still wanted to share this to show that alternatives to constant hardware consumption exist. By pooling resources and reusing old tech, we can escape walled gardens without sacrificing the experience.

    #HomeLab #Parenting #ScreenTime #Upcycling #SolarPunk #CloudGaming #Moonlight #Sustainability

  6. Parenting an kids often requires tricky compromises. When his friends started getting gaming consoles, we wanted to give our son the same opportunity so he wouldn't feel left out. However, we have a small apartment, no TV, and I wasn't keen on buying hot, loud hardware or getting locked into walled gardens. Working in sustainability sciences, I also try to avoid unnecessary resource consumption. I wanted to see if I could build a viable alternative to buying a dedicated console.

    I ended up buying a used 4U Supermicro server on eBay (I lucked out and broke even by selling the included Tesla V100S GPU) and installed a 24GB RTX 4000 Blackwell. This machine sits 130km away, running on remote PV-solar power. I set up a cloaked Windows 11 VM with GPU passthrough, streaming via Sunshine over a rock-solid IPsec (IKEv2) tunnel.

    For his device, I rescued an old 2017 Galaxy Tab S3. I flashed a clean ROM, set up TimeLimit via F-Droid (allowing 30 mins/day, 2 hrs on weekends), and attached a GameSir G8 controller.

    I also wanted him to be somewhat independent, so I created a simple Home Assistant dashboard. When he wants to play, he taps a single button that sends an IPMI Redfish command to boot the remote server. A minute later, he opens Moonlight and is playing Forza Horizon 5 fluidly. A 2024 game running flawlessly on a 7-year-old tablet!

    The flexibility is absolutely great. Whether we are traveling with an old laptop, using my Pixel phone (greetings #Graphene), or visiting his grandmother's TV, the setup just works. Best of all, I only have one central OS to maintain. The Xeon CPU has 72 cores and barely hits 9% usage during gameplay, so I'm planning to add a second GPU to share the server with a friend's family.

    I am aware that having the technical capacity to build this is a unique privilege. I still wanted to share this to show that alternatives to constant hardware consumption exist. By pooling resources and reusing old tech, we can escape walled gardens without sacrificing the experience.

    #HomeLab #Parenting #ScreenTime #Upcycling #SolarPunk #CloudGaming #Moonlight #Sustainability

  7. Aston University: From teddies to tablets: new global research reveals that digital devices are being used to comfort babies and parents . “Despite recent government guidelines that parents should avoid screen time for babies under the age of two, a new global study finds that one in ten babies now regularly fall asleep with a screen.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/05/from-teddies-to-tablets-new-global-research-reveals-that-digital-devices-are-being-used-to-comfort-babies-and-parents-aston-university/
  8. Happy Digital Wellness Day: a global movement from the Digital Wellness Institute to support well-being in the digital era

    🧘🏻‍♀️My Top Tips for Tech Balance & Digital Wellness image. I've just started Digital & AI Literacy for #NDIS participants too

    👨🏼‍💻 Digital Flourishing check-up: digitalflourishing.com

    🤖 Educational toolkits + summit: digitalwellnessday.com

    #DigitalWellnessDay
    #DigitalFlourishing
    #wellbeingatwork
    #mentalhealth
    #screentime
    #DigitalEquilibrium

  9. Happy Digital Wellness Day: a global movement from the Digital Wellness Institute to support well-being in the digital era

    🧘🏻‍♀️My Top Tips for Tech Balance & Digital Wellness image. I've just started Digital & AI Literacy for #NDIS participants too

    👨🏼‍💻 Digital Flourishing check-up: digitalflourishing.com

    🤖 Educational toolkits + summit: digitalwellnessday.com

    #DigitalWellnessDay
    #DigitalFlourishing
    #wellbeingatwork
    #mentalhealth
    #screentime
    #DigitalEquilibrium

  10. Happy Digital Wellness Day: a global movement from the Digital Wellness Institute to support well-being in the digital era

    🧘🏻‍♀️My Top Tips for Tech Balance & Digital Wellness image. I've just started Digital & AI Literacy for #NDIS participants too

    👨🏼‍💻 Digital Flourishing check-up: digitalflourishing.com

    🤖 Educational toolkits + summit: digitalwellnessday.com

    #DigitalWellnessDay
    #DigitalFlourishing
    #wellbeingatwork
    #mentalhealth
    #screentime
    #DigitalEquilibrium

  11. Happy Digital Wellness Day: a global movement from the Digital Wellness Institute to support well-being in the digital era

    🧘🏻‍♀️My Top Tips for Tech Balance & Digital Wellness image. I've just started Digital & AI Literacy for #NDIS participants too

    👨🏼‍💻 Digital Flourishing check-up: digitalflourishing.com

    🤖 Educational toolkits + summit: digitalwellnessday.com

    #DigitalWellnessDay
    #DigitalFlourishing
    #wellbeingatwork
    #mentalhealth
    #screentime
    #DigitalEquilibrium

  12. Happy Digital Wellness Day: a global movement from the Digital Wellness Institute to support well-being in the digital era

    🧘🏻‍♀️My Top Tips for Tech Balance & Digital Wellness image. I've just started Digital & AI Literacy for #NDIS participants too

    👨🏼‍💻 Digital Flourishing check-up: digitalflourishing.com

    🤖 Educational toolkits + summit: digitalwellnessday.com

    #DigitalWellnessDay
    #DigitalFlourishing
    #wellbeingatwork
    #mentalhealth
    #screentime
    #DigitalEquilibrium

  13. @dylandrakos have you seen this? Lot of interesting thoughts and ideas that seem relevant (also sneakily hoping you might be keen to print a few of his worksheets out 😇)
    youtu.be/j-TK_oWSg0g

    #screenTime #bigTech

  14. Four features that keep people glued to screens:

    Feature 1: Solitude - When the relationship is just between you and the machine, it removes social cues needed for stopping.

    Feature 2: Bottomlessness - There's no natural stopping point, so you never feel finished or satisfied.

    Feature 3: Speed - The speed of the feedback can cause this sense that you merge with the screen. You don't know where you begin and the machine ends.

    Feature 4: Teasing - They rarely — if ever — give you what you're looking for. They give just enough to keep you engaged, keep you looking at the app and interacting with it as long as possible.

    When an app combines these four features — solitude, bottomlessness, speed, and teasing — it creates a kind of recipe for overuse for nearly everyone.

    npr.org/2026/04/21/nx-s1-57766

    #Psychology #Addiction #ScreenTime #Gambling #SocialMedia #META #Facebook #TwitterX #BlueSky #NPR

  15. PsyPost: More time spent on social media is linked to a thinner cerebral cortex in young adolescents. “New research published in the journal NeuroImage suggests that spending more time on social media is associated with physical differences in the developing brains of young adolescents. Specifically, children who spent more hours on digital platforms exhibited a thinner outer layer of the brain […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/22/psypost-more-time-spent-on-social-media-is-linked-to-a-thinner-cerebral-cortex-in-young-adolescents/
  16. BBC: The parents using play to stop children getting ‘trapped’ by screens. “Parents have told the BBC about how they try to prioritise meaningful ways to connect with their children, as busy schedules, rising living costs and the pull of technology continue to dominate family life.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/20/bbc-the-parents-using-play-to-stop-children-getting-trapped-by-screens/
  17. Section 1. Case and Post-Mortem Analysis

    Case

    An IT professional under sustained high cognitive load and constant deadlines.

    Regimen:

    Sleep: 2–3 hours per day

    Days off: up to 4 per month

    Work sessions: long, no breaks

    Caffeine: regular use

    Symptoms:

    Episodes of loss of consciousness

    “Wobbly legs”, presyncope

    Panic attacks

    Declining memory and concentration

    Visual strain/deterioration

    ---

    Analysis (by systems)

    1. Nervous system (CNS + autonomic)

    Chronic sleep deprivation → regulatory overload.

    Disrupted sympathetic/parasympathetic balance

    Persistent “stress/survival” mode

    Adrenaline spikes without physical trigger → panic episodes

    Outcome: → panic disorder
    → cognitive deficits

    #sleepDeprivation #autonomicNervousSystem #stressResponse #panicAttacks #cognitiveDecline

    ---

    2. Cardiovascular system

    Sleep loss + stimulants → unstable heart rate and blood pressure.

    Rapid BP fluctuations

    Possible rhythm disturbances

    Outcome: → syncope
    → risk of cardiac arrhythmia

    #cardiovascular #syncope #arrhythmia #bloodPressure #heartRate

    ---

    3. Metabolic layer

    “No recovery” mode = systemic dysregulation.

    Glucose instability

    Fatigue, weakness, “wobbly” feeling

    #metabolism #fatigue #energyCrash #glucose

    ---

    4. Vision (as a trigger, not root cause)

    Continuous focal strain

    Dry eye syndrome

    Outcome: → Computer Vision Syndrome

    #vision #digitalEyeStrain #screenTime #eyeFatigue

    ---

    Causal chain

    Sleep deprivation (core)

    Autonomic dysregulation

    Stress/panic + BP instability

    Presyncope

    Loss of consciousness

    #rootCause #systemFailure #causeEffect

    ---

    Misinterpretation

    Hypothesis: “It’s caused by vision.”
    Fact: vision increases load on an already failing system; it’s not the root.

    #diagnostics #misattribution #rootCauseAnalysis

    ---

    Critical risks (if unchanged)

    More frequent syncope

    Consolidation of anxiety disorder

    Persistent cognitive decline

    Increased cardiac risk

    #riskAssessment #healthFailure #burnout

    ---

    Conclusion

    This is not a local issue (eyes/stress). It’s a systemic decompensation driven by chronic sleep deprivation.
    Symptoms are no longer early-stage; they are borderline.

    #conclusion #sleepCrisis #systemBreakdown

  18. Section 1. Case and Post-Mortem Analysis

    Case

    An IT professional under sustained high cognitive load and constant deadlines.

    Regimen:

    Sleep: 2–3 hours per day

    Days off: up to 4 per month

    Work sessions: long, no breaks

    Caffeine: regular use

    Symptoms:

    Episodes of loss of consciousness

    “Wobbly legs”, presyncope

    Panic attacks

    Declining memory and concentration

    Visual strain/deterioration

    ---

    Analysis (by systems)

    1. Nervous system (CNS + autonomic)

    Chronic sleep deprivation → regulatory overload.

    Disrupted sympathetic/parasympathetic balance

    Persistent “stress/survival” mode

    Adrenaline spikes without physical trigger → panic episodes

    Outcome: → panic disorder
    → cognitive deficits

    #sleepDeprivation #autonomicNervousSystem #stressResponse #panicAttacks #cognitiveDecline

    ---

    2. Cardiovascular system

    Sleep loss + stimulants → unstable heart rate and blood pressure.

    Rapid BP fluctuations

    Possible rhythm disturbances

    Outcome: → syncope
    → risk of cardiac arrhythmia

    #cardiovascular #syncope #arrhythmia #bloodPressure #heartRate

    ---

    3. Metabolic layer

    “No recovery” mode = systemic dysregulation.

    Glucose instability

    Fatigue, weakness, “wobbly” feeling

    #metabolism #fatigue #energyCrash #glucose

    ---

    4. Vision (as a trigger, not root cause)

    Continuous focal strain

    Dry eye syndrome

    Outcome: → Computer Vision Syndrome

    #vision #digitalEyeStrain #screenTime #eyeFatigue

    ---

    Causal chain

    Sleep deprivation (core)

    Autonomic dysregulation

    Stress/panic + BP instability

    Presyncope

    Loss of consciousness

    #rootCause #systemFailure #causeEffect

    ---

    Misinterpretation

    Hypothesis: “It’s caused by vision.”
    Fact: vision increases load on an already failing system; it’s not the root.

    #diagnostics #misattribution #rootCauseAnalysis

    ---

    Critical risks (if unchanged)

    More frequent syncope

    Consolidation of anxiety disorder

    Persistent cognitive decline

    Increased cardiac risk

    #riskAssessment #healthFailure #burnout

    ---

    Conclusion

    This is not a local issue (eyes/stress). It’s a systemic decompensation driven by chronic sleep deprivation.
    Symptoms are no longer early-stage; they are borderline.

    #conclusion #sleepCrisis #systemBreakdown

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    Kære netværk — jeg tillader mig lige at række ud her på Mastodon.

    På mit arbejde forsøger vi at knække koden på et velkendt problem:
    Mange børn føler sig udenfor, hvis de ikke har en telefon som deres jævnaldrende. Og netop dét pres er en af de hyppigste årsager til, at en smartphone ender i børnelommen langt tidligere, end vi forældre egentlig ønskede.

    #ScreenTime #Privacy #DigitalMinimalism #DigitalDetox
    #DumbPhone #SimpleLiving #DanmarkSkifter #SmartphoneFreeChildhood

  20. People Who Spend Most of Their Day on Phones and Screens

    📰 Original title: The Screen Time Maximalists Who Spend an Ungodly Amount of Time on Their Phones

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/people-who-spe

    #technology #screentime #socialmedia #addiction

  21. Screen time among children and adolescents has increased significantly over the past three decades, with clear rise occurring after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rise in screen exposure raises concerns about potential impacts on physical health, mental well-being, sleep, and development.

    Read Full Article

    #ScreenTime #ChildHealth #DigitalWellbeing https://www.utu.fi/en/news/press-release/screen-time-among-children-and-adolescents-has-increased-over-three-decades
    Reenviado desde Science News
    (https://t.me/experienciainterdimensional/10632)

  22. I feel like I'm tired and have a headache. I don't know why. Maybe because I was drinking more caffeine than my body needs, and I have been looking at and interacting with electronic devices more constantly and for longer than my body is capable of.

    #DigitalDetox #Caffeine #SelfCare #ITStudent #Productivity #MentalHealth #TechLife #Balance #Sabah #Malaysia #HeadacheRelief #Wellness #ScreenTime #HealthTips #DigitalWellbeing #StudentLife #Papar #Recovery

  23. I feel like I'm tired and have a headache. I don't know why. Maybe because I was drinking more caffeine than my body needs, and I have been looking at and interacting with electronic devices more constantly and for longer than my body is capable of.

    #DigitalDetox #Caffeine #SelfCare #ITStudent #Productivity #MentalHealth #TechLife #Balance #Sabah #Malaysia #HeadacheRelief #Wellness #ScreenTime #HealthTips #DigitalWellbeing #StudentLife #Papar #Recovery

  24. I feel like I'm tired and have a headache. I don't know why. Maybe because I was drinking more caffeine than my body needs, and I have been looking at and interacting with electronic devices more constantly and for longer than my body is capable of.

    #DigitalDetox #Caffeine #SelfCare #ITStudent #Productivity #MentalHealth #TechLife #Balance #Sabah #Malaysia #HeadacheRelief #Wellness #ScreenTime #HealthTips #DigitalWellbeing #StudentLife #Papar #Recovery

  25. I feel like I'm tired and have a headache. I don't know why. Maybe because I was drinking more caffeine than my body needs, and I have been looking at and interacting with electronic devices more constantly and for longer than my body is capable of.

    #DigitalDetox #Caffeine #SelfCare #ITStudent #Productivity #MentalHealth #TechLife #Balance #Sabah #Malaysia #HeadacheRelief #Wellness #ScreenTime #HealthTips #DigitalWellbeing #StudentLife #Papar #Recovery

  26. I feel like I'm tired and have a headache. I don't know why. Maybe because I was drinking more caffeine than my body needs, and I have been looking at and interacting with electronic devices more constantly and for longer than my body is capable of.

    #DigitalDetox #Caffeine #SelfCare #ITStudent #Productivity #MentalHealth #TechLife #Balance #Sabah #Malaysia #HeadacheRelief #Wellness #ScreenTime #HealthTips #DigitalWellbeing #StudentLife #Papar #Recovery

  27. The Magic of Boredom

    We are terrified of our kids being bored, so we hand them a screen. But boredom is exactly where the imagination engine turns on. Let them be bored for 10 minutes and watch what they invent.

    👇 Get the kids outside today! Download your FREE Unplugged Weekend Starter Kit (Scavenger Hunt, Nature Journal & Art Print) here: brightpathprints.com/free-reso

    #ChildhoodUnplugged #MindfulParenting #ScreenTime #PlayBasedLearning

  28. The Magic of Boredom

    We are terrified of our kids being bored, so we hand them a screen. But boredom is exactly where the imagination engine turns on. Let them be bored for 10 minutes and watch what they invent.

    👇 Get the kids outside today! Download your FREE Unplugged Weekend Starter Kit (Scavenger Hunt, Nature Journal & Art Print) here: brightpathprints.com/free-reso

    #ChildhoodUnplugged #MindfulParenting #ScreenTime #PlayBasedLearning

  29. The Magic of Boredom

    We are terrified of our kids being bored, so we hand them a screen. But boredom is exactly where the imagination engine turns on. Let them be bored for 10 minutes and watch what they invent.

    👇 Get the kids outside today! Download your FREE Unplugged Weekend Starter Kit (Scavenger Hunt, Nature Journal & Art Print) here: brightpathprints.com/free-reso

    #ChildhoodUnplugged #MindfulParenting #ScreenTime #PlayBasedLearning

  30. Brain Rot and Your IQ: What Science Actually Says About Screen Time, Social Media, and Intelligence

    Henry David Thoreau coined “brain rot” in 1854 in Walden, writing about society’s preference for simple ideas over complex thought. The complaint maps remarkably well onto algorithmic content feeds 170 years later.

    iqcertificate.org/blog/brain-r

    #brainrot #iqscore #science #socialmedia #screentime #brain #society #adhd #health #tiktok #neuroscientist #pisa #student #digitaldetox #iqtest