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<p><a href="https://www.dadgearreview.com/dr-dannette-berksteiner">According to the experts</a>, kids between the ages of four and 18 should never have more than two hours of screen time per day. And as for kids under three? Yeah, they’re not really supposed to have any screen time. Like… at all. But we get it; expert advice aside, getting kids off screens and, say,<a href="https://www.dadgearreview.com/benefits-of-outdoors-play-for-children"> outside for a hike or bike ride</a> is often easier said than done. This helps to explain why, according to<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpao/multimedia/infographics/getmoving.html"> data we sourced from the CDC</a>, many kids in America spend a gut-wrenching 7.5 hours looking at a screen each and every day.</p>
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According to the experts, kids between the ages of four and 18 should never have more than two hours of screen time per day. And as for kids under three? Yeah, they’re not really supposed to have any screen time. Like… at all. But we get it; expert advice aside, getting kids off screens and, say, outside for a hike or bike ride is often easier said than done. This helps to explain why, according to data we sourced from the CDC, many kids in America spend a gut-wrenching 7.5 hours looking at a screen each and every day.
