Susan Gregor-Harlen

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The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast · Parenting: Holiday routines: How much should you bend? · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

You know, dinner time because it's sort of a closing of the day and it's a time because children can, you wake up later so your breakfast routine might be out.

You might now be having brunch instead of breakfast.

And children will go all day, you know, and we have to remind them, drink some water because they get so lost in what they're doing, so wound up in what they're doing that we have to remind them.

And dinner time is a nice way to bring the family back together.

You've all had your busy days.

You've all been excited at different times of the day, doing different things.

Let's just all bring it back down.

Let's calm.

Let's reconnect to the family.

And then sleep time is okay.

Now the body has to rest.

The body, the mind, the spirit all have to just calm down and be energized again for the next day.

So those are two very important, important factors.

Screen time is a very tricky one because it's also a tool that parents use to give themselves a break.

Yes.

You know, it's, oh, yeah, just watch your screen.

It's fine.

And then we all get lost of how much time is actually being spent on the screen.

So screen time is something that really, really has to be monitored.

And I think, if anything, that is where parents have to be very strict is in terms of screen time because it's one thing.

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