[Tina]

Screen time is not given when it relates to curriculum. Only when it’s for appropriate learning experiences/activities.

[Sarah]

We have no screen time

[Allie]

Most of the time screen time is no allowed. However, during special occasions, they can watch a approved movie.

[Kathy Shaheen]

Screen time is used for movement & learning only.

[Angie M Woellhof]

they only watch tv when parents are picking up and dropping off.

[Kayla]

Yes we have a policy regarding screen time. We limit 2YO and up to 30 mins a day, for 0-2YO we do not allow any screen time.

[Sara]

Our childcare center does not allow any child controlled screen time. The only screen time that is permitted is pre-approved, and the video shown has to be pertaining to a learning specific learning topic. We do not allow any screen time as a reward and we do not allow any screen time as a distraction purpose.

[Shanna]

We very rarely use screen time. If we do, it is limited to short, educational videos, and that is limited.

[Marisa Medina Alonzo]

At the center I work with it’s ages infant to 3 years, we do not have any screen time at all. It’s not allowed in our center, which I’m happy with.

[Leanne]

We don’t provide any formal screen time at our center, but over time I have seen more and more media enter into the classroom. Teachers often use class iPads or their own smartphones to access music in the classroom, which sometimes features ads

[Desiree]

No screen time in the centers for infants and toddlers.