[Michele]

As a Family Childcare Provider I decided ten or more years ago to eliminate the use of television from my program. My goal was to create a program free from screen time to enhance and encourage learning and less focus on entertainment.

[Dawn]

I work with children ages birth to 3 and there are very strict guidelines on the use of screen time. It is only used occasionally and for learning purposes.

[Colline Stanton]

We very early have screen time at our center. We might watch a movie on a rainy day but it must have learning in it and it needs to be on the lesson plan

[Melissa Judy]

My programs are screen free and we strive to maintain this. It is a challenge for some children who are accustomed to access to screens.

[MICHELLE hintz]

there is a limit on screen time but we do our exercises with tv program

[Heather]

We have screen time limit at our child care but we also do our daily active/exercise routines fromt he tv as well.

[Marcisa Greene]

We limit the amount of screen time each child has and encourage them to have more interaction with their peers.

[Patricia Burton]

At my home daycare the children are not allowed to use electronics untill they have finished there home work, and have ate a good meal, at that time the can read or use a crome book to read a story to each other for one hour.

[Anthony Riojas]

There is no screen time at my day care. We occasionally play music off iPads but never videos for the children to watch.

[Kalavathi Reddy]

In my childcare, there is no screen time. We put music or audio only.

[Lui DeLeon]

We do not allow screen time in our preschool.

[Liz]

I word in a school based child care. We have hardly any screen time for kids until they are in 1st grade

[Cheri]

Screen time is limited at the center. It is sometimes used for songs, movement breaks and as a tool to help explain about special events.

[Whitney]

Are screen time is very limited maybe at lunch and that is it.

[Cassie S]

In my classroom and at my center, we don’t have screen time at all.