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Lifestyle Health Editor @smh @TheAge | Instagram: @sarzberry | Email: sarah.berry@smh.com.au
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‘I lied about my kids’ screen time. But I don’t feel guilty about it’

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By Sarah Berry Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The more children are on devices, the more likely they are to develop socioemotional problems.Pexels Screens are the devil, or so says a teacher I know who attributes rising behavioural problems in her classroom to the increased time kids are spending on screens at home. The issue, she hypothesises, is that they are being babysat – from the time they are babies – by screens.
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I lied about my kids' screen time. But I don't feel guilty about it

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By Sarah Berry Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Sarah Berry Screens are the devil, or so says a teacher I know who attributes rising behavioural problems in her classroom to the increased time kids are spending on screens at home. The issue, she hypothesises, is that they are being babysat – from the time they are babies – by screens. It means they never learn to regulate their own emotions because any time they are bored, frustrated or distressed the parent distracts them with a device.
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Think you’re not a sports ‘tiger parent’? Think again

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By Sarah Berry Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
It happens to all of us at some point in parenting: we have to reckon with the least refined sides of ourselves. I’ve nudged against mine on a couple of occasions. One was the urge to be a sports tiger parent. Several years ago, when my eldest started sport I assumed she’d be as into it as I was as a kid. For me, sport was life, and it was assumed that for her and her sister, it would be too. I thought I’d be a supportive, relaxed sport parent because mine were.
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