[Adrienne]

childcare center I work at is tech free for the children. We don’t have to worry about seeing ads

[Mariam]

We do not have any screen time at my school except for an educational video.

[Mary-kate]

The childcare center where I work almost if not completely stopped screentime except during music and movement which songs are played on the computer and children dance along with the person in the video

[Sylvia Garcia]

I am Grandmother/Childcare provider for 2 of my grandchildren. I make all the calls when mother, my daughter is gone to work. A total of 9 to 10 hours a day 5 days a week. I also try my best to limit screen time by allowing them time when I need to prepare for eating time or any other needs that call for my attention away from them. My grandson age 4 still naps which I’m happy about because he gets his rest time which we all need. They only watch You tube so they are programmed to push the skip button when possible or I do it when commercials come on. And if they get enticed by fast food commercials oh well, I’m the adult and children are adaptable. They are on my homemade food plan, and I am a big one on reading labels. We have only a few places that we go out to eat which is rare because our diet consists of all organic food. We will be careful to order food made from scratch to avoid any preservatives and sticking as close to the diet they eat at home. We do this mostly to get a break and treat ourselves once in a while. They have had In-n-Out french fries a couple of times but never any other fastfood chain except my granddaughter had Cane’s chicken strips a couple of times.

[Tayler Mosier]

We follow the guidelines for our state regarding screen time. At most we have a screen running for no more than 20 minutes a day.

[Angelica]

We have very little to no time on the screen, during morning centers we will sing to the tablet two to three schools which in our ABC’s phonics song and our fun counting 1-20 and we use our hands as well. That is about all the screen time we get throughout the day.

[Mary robinson]

Yes only Fridays and for a maximum of 30 minutes.

[Jill Groves]

We have a no screen policy in our program. We are teaching 3-5 year olds. They will get plenty of screen time once they enter school. While they are with us, they are learning to play and interact with peers.

[Debbie]

If a movie is watched it is for an hour.

[dee]

screen time is not allowed at our center of learning.

[Tiffany Smith]

Screen time is very limited here. It is used for gross motor if the children cannot go outside due to weather conditions and a few other rare occasions.

[Antonetta Morgan]

Yes our childcare has screentime, but we limit it to 1 hour of the day. We only put on friendly and safe shows as well for the children, and never have any ads or commercials that advertise anything with food.

[shereen hesia garcia]

we dont have any screen time at our center

[Penny Hester]

We do not allow screen time at our center unless a class has organized a special viewing for a special occasion. We do not allow any student to play on tablets or devices. We believe students get plenty of screen time at home!

[Bailey]

I don’t work with children yet but what I see in public is so interesting. Every time I go to the store there are always little kids on phones watching YouTube and eating junk food (chips, donuts, candy). So I do think it’s a big problem for young kids to recognize unhealthy habits