[Meredith Oehring]

yes I do have a set amount of time that the kids can be on any media.

[Tanika Brown]

At our site, screen time is only allowed during special occasions or if it is something that connects with your lesson plan.

[Jenny]

We are not allowed any screen time at my childcare center.

[Contessa Wilson]

In my childcare home, we do not use screen time unless it’s for educational songs on letters, shapes, and numbers, and that is limited to 20 minutes per day.

[tonya]

we do not have any screen time for the children in my center because the the center does not provide them for the children.

[Kaitlin Hudspeth]

We do not offer screentime in our early learning care center, but screen time varies on the families at home.

[Elizabeth Palmer]

We do our best to avoid screen time altogether but, on the occasions, when we do let the kids have screen time, we make sure to keep it to no more than 20 to 30 minutes.

[angela]

we only use screen time for movement while preparing for there lunch..

[Allie Spino]

Our childcare center program has a no screen time policy on-site. We advocate the recommendations for at home, but that is up to the families.

[Lisa Sandor]

No Televisions are in our school. IPads are used for music in the classrooms.

[Breanna Hall]

Yes, we have limitations and restrictions to screen time at my center only allowing 30 minutes a week.

[Erin]

We are allowed only no commercial songs or educational content.

[Amy]

At my child care only school age children are allowed any screen time and it is only on special occasions like a movie day. Otherwise it’s 15 mins a day on an educational device like osmo.

[Anna Iding]

We do not have any screens in our preschool. They are, however, only half day sessions.

[Natascha White DeJong]

Our center limits screen time to 30 minutes per day and teachers must be actively participating in the screen time activity. Our tablets are also used for music time, but screens must be turned away so that music is not tied to the visual on the screen.