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Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show

Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show - Solving Screentime Struggles

Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show

Slate Audio

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Parenting

4.41.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2022

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

On this episode: We’re diving into our overflowing mailbag! Then we’re advising a parent who is hoping to break an eight-year-old out of the screentime cycle—without making TV or games a forbidden fruit. 


Recommendations: 

Zak recommends Homeward Bound

Jamilah recommends Wednesday

Elizabeth recommends the MÅLA portable drawing case from Ikea


Episodes mentioned: 

Behind Their Screens

Surviving the Holidays With Picky Eaters

Please Stop Shrieking!

Supporting Gender Expression and Exploration

Wrangling Preschool Tornadoes


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Podcast produced by Rosemary Belson and Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola.


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0:00.0

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0:23.9

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0:32.3

Welcome to Mom & Dadder Fighting. Slates parenting podcasts for Monday, December 19th.

0:37.0

The Screen Time Struggles Edition. I'm Elizabeth Newcamp. I write the homeschool and family

0:41.7

travel blog, Dutch Dutch Goose, and the mom of three little centers 10 all over his eight

0:46.0

and eight and six. We live in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I'm Jamila Mew, a writer,

0:51.6

contributor to Slates Care and Peeding Parenting Column and mom to Naima who's nine and a half

0:56.4

and we live in Los Angeles. I'm Zach Rosen. I host The Best Advice Show Podcast and I live in Detroit

1:03.6

with my family. My oldest Noah is five and my youngest Ami is two.

1:08.2

Today as we head into winter break, we wanted to answer a question about helping kids manage their

1:12.8

Screen Time. But first, we have a very full mailbag and wanted to share all the fun feedback we've

1:18.8

been getting. First, Jamila, you're off the hook on this one, but Zach, you and I are getting

1:23.7

a talking to you from a restaurant server for saying it was okay to let kids run around at certain

1:28.9

restaurants. I love you all dearly, but have none of you ever waited tables running in spaces where

1:35.9

servers are carrying full trays? Absolutely not. The staff will really dislike your table and they will

1:42.4

not notice or care if your kid is cute. Please, don't be those people. Signed anonymous on behalf

1:50.0

of every server ever. This is totally legit. I used to be a server myself. I'm sorry. You're

1:57.6

absolutely right. I felt appropriately like hands-lapped. Like, oh, you are right. This is an unsafe.

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