Screen Time vs. Reading Time: Finding the Middle Ground
Screens are part of daily life for today’s kids. Many children know how to swipe before they can even speak. As a parent, you want your child to fall in love with reading, but with games, videos, and apps competing for their attention, that can feel like a constant struggle. The solution isn’t to...
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