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Yes, that worries me. They can sit there like zombies for hours if you let them. That surely can't be good.
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This is precisely what scientists say is bad: passive screen time, especially when the brain is still developing basic structures. Active screen time (games) is fine because kids have to think/act based on the sensory input. When watching TV they are just absorbing input.
Most (popular) video games require creativity. Would it be an issue if they were sitting there playing piano or chess for hours?
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