Healthy Boundaries For Kids With Electronics (CA)

1. You can set limits on screen time by:

All options are correct

Have children deposit phones in a designated place when they arrive home where they remain off

No screen time until homework is done

Encourage young kids need to get outside and run every day

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2. How can someone co-view media with a young child?

All options are correct

Ask questions about what you are viewing that activate your child’s imagination

Ask questions that encourage age-appropriate critical thinking

Make sure that the media is age-appropriate and consistent with your values

5. The Academy of Pediatrics recommends investing in digital products that are designed to be used by a dual audience (promoting parent-child interaction) and that have “automatic stops” as part of the default design to encourage kids to take breaks.

True

False

7. Which is not a benefit of screen time and social media?

Violent media content has been associated with increased aggression in children.

Exposure to new ideas and ability to share their ideas, music, and art with others

Access to health information

Increased awareness of current events and world issues

8. Multiple studies have linked media use and obesity, in particular watching TV more than ______________ a day was a significant risk factor for elevated BMI.

1 ½ hours

30 minutes

45 minutes

15 minutes

Healthy Boundaries For Kids With Electronics (CA)

1. You can set limits on screen time by:

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. How can someone co-view media with a young child?

3. Video games are designed to be ____________________

4. Limit screen time for children age 2 - 5 to ___________hour (s) per day of high quality programs and co-view them with your child.

5. The Academy of Pediatrics recommends investing in digital products that are designed to be used by a dual audience (promoting parent-child interaction) and that have “automatic stops” as part of the default design to encourage kids to take breaks.

6. When babies interact with non-responsive, non-attuned environments (TV screen), it triggers stress.

7. Which is not a benefit of screen time and social media?

8. Multiple studies have linked media use and obesity, in particular watching TV more than ______________ a day was a significant risk factor for elevated BMI.

9. It is recommended to avoid all screen time other than video-chatting for children younger than _________________.

10. Estimates are that up to _____________ of youth will experience cyberbullying.