Screen time how much is too much? Interview w/ Ash Brandin TheGamerEducator recs for kids age 5-11

There's a negative connotation around children and screen time. But does there have to be? This interview will reframe how you think about the way children interact with video games. Learn how to have a positive approach that teaches children how to manage their relationship with technology over time. Natalie interviewed Ash Brandin from TheGamerEducator to find out how to impost limits, make a media plan that works for your family, and feel guilt free about screen time. Screen time recommendations have changed a lot and can be confusing. Parents, learn the recommendations for screen time for children that are preschoolers, kindergartners, 5 years old, 6 years old, 7 years old, 8 years old, 9 years old, 10 years old, and 11 years old Ash Brandin is the founder of TheGamerEducator Insta:   / thegamereducator   Website: https://thegamereducator.com/ Resources from this video: 🔹 AAP Media Plan: https://www.healthychildren.org/Engli... 🔹 Make your own family media plan: https://www.healthychildren.org/engli... 🔹 Division of Responsibility in eating: https://dietitianmeetsmom.com/the-div... Article used in thumbnail: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandst... 00:00 Screen time how much is too much? Interview w/ Ash Brandin TheGamerEducator recommendations for kids age 5-11 02:00 Screen time recommendations for children in elementary school 03:12 How to make a screen time media plan for your family 04:36 Will screen time recommendations change again? 05:35 How do you feel about a zero screen policy? 07:26 Look at trends over a few weeks 09:25 How can we reframe the negativity around screen time for parents? 11:54 Remove judgement from kids screen time 14:04 What is the best approach for parents with their children's screen time? 15:36 Not all education apps are created equal 18:52 Do I need to consider how much time my child spent in front of screens at school? 20:45 How to observe your child's relationship with screens 23:56 My child plays too many video games. What should I do? 26:15 Using the Division of Responsibility to place limits on screen time 30:32 Treat screens as a neutral option 31:05 Scarcity mindset and making a realistic routine 32:55 Why do kids get obsessed with video games? 34:13 Setting kids up for success...by letting them fail 36:05 What video games are you playing? 37:29 Where to find Ash Brandin @TheGamerEducator