[Melanie]

The only time students can use an iPod is during their work time which is only one hour out of the day.

[Jennifer Mazure]

We only use screens for activities we try and limit it as much as we can at Child care because we know it is used a lot by the children at home.

[Kelsie B]

We do not currently have a policy. However screen time is VERY limited at my facility. We watch it in the morning as people come in, and during our 15 minute afternoon snack. We have no tablets or anything else. We do listen to music a lot in replace of screen time!

[Shari Marcial]

We do not have screen time of any type. Sometimes staff will read an online book to the class but it is projected onto the wall for all to see the pages of the book at the same time but this is quite rare.

[Makayla Vasilas]

At our center we are not aloud any screen time in less its for a party and it approved by the bosses first. Because if it was it just causes to much problems with parents and what not.

[danuta]

At our center we only watch short movies on special ocasions

[Lisa]

We have a no screen time policy. With the exception of letting the children see photos taken of them for documentation when they ask. Or occasionally if for example playing bird song of the birds they see at the bird feeder.

[Lin]

We watch a screen less than 15 minutes daily.

[Itzel Gutierrez]

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[tami orta]

we limit it to two 15-minute sessions, one morning and on afternoon

[Karen Cota]

Screen time is limited in my childcare, and they are only able to do learning games on th electronic devices.

[Margarita]

At the child care center where I currently work, we limit screen time to a few minutes a day once or twice a week. And even then children are monitored with what they are viewing/doing on the iPads.

[Khia]

I work with infants/toddlers and we try to limit their screen time by only using tablets to show videos that go with the activity at the moment. So they only get about an hour a day but the hour is broken up throughout the day.

[Brieanne Fricks]

Not rules, so much as guidelines. We are asked to not show videos longer than 10 minutes without approval.

[Machelle]

We have a state set screen time but in daycare, we choose to almost never use screen time unless it is part of a lesson plan to show how something works or what a specific animal or item looks like that they are learning about. We feel they have so much screen time at home that we do not need to add to it at the daycare.