Devorah Heitner
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first heard Oct 2018
last heard 17 Oct
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A lot of kids also need a little come down time from really intense interactions, especially video games.
So if you think about it, if you were driving a race car or performing brain surgery and then you immediately had to be at a dinner party without even so much as a commute home.
You might have a hard time switching gears.
And that's a bit what it's like to ask your child to come to dinner from playing a an intense video game.
And so
Talking to kids about
building in that transition time, uh whether it's breath work, a few jumps on a trampoline, jog around the block.
Most kids will need some transition time to move from certain kinds of intense tech engagements into
dinner and with the family where you're gonna expect them to interact and make eye contact and other things.
Some kids for su well, all kids probably need some limits.
Some kids need a lot more active role in you know, by us in placing those limits and whether you use some external thing, you know, some people use
you know, apps or products, you know, circle or other things to like actually shut their kids down at a certain time or shut off the family Wi Fi at a certain time.
I would say
Using tack to control tack
has limits as a strategy, but it's certainly one way to do it and it can depersonalize it.
And also I speak as a parent of one and I always want to ha be have some humility.
If I had seven, I might go for that tech solution.
You know, if I had like a couple of sets of twins in my house or
kids with more hacking ability, my kid's like a moderate level hacker, but he's not like a really intense hacker.
Like that's not his thing.
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