Reducing Screen Time for Kids

Reducing Screen Time for Kids

1. Screen-Free Mornings:

• For your youngster to see when they wake up, set up a small scenario with toys inspired by Toy Story.
•  Make a morning checklist that your youngster can adhere to.

•  Set a timer to record how long it takes your kid to get ready.

 2. Screen-Free Outings:.

• Provide your child with a play bag filled with things to do while you are away.
• Play car games in the automobile, such as “I Spy” or “How many cars can you see in five minutes?”
• Engage in guessing-based games.

  3. Afternoons Without Television

• Have your kids create a comic book or poster on their own.

• Persist in having your child create a toy obstacle course.

• Help your kid create a comfortable haven of their own.

     4. Screen-Free Meal Times:

• Encourage your child to prepare a menu and set up a “restaurant” for the evening.
•  Get your kid to assist you with the veggie washing or ingredient measuring.

    5. Chores Without a Screen:

•  Have your kids create their own task charts.
• Have your youngster use a sponge to erase the letters they wrote with a whiteboard marker on a window or mirror

 6. Without a screen for homework:

•  Help your youngster learn spelling by writing messages for them to read with a water gun or bottle.

• Have your youngster calculate the number of points they score by throwing a ball at a wastebasket or marking it on the wall while you play a game

    7. Bedtimes Without Screens:

• Encourage your kids to create their own sleep ritual on a chart.
•  Count the steps on your feet to your child’s bedroom.
• Before going to bed, read a tale to your youngster.