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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room. It is Tuesday. It is July 9th, which

means we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes on a topic that is extremely important and very, very, you know, screens are a topic

that I thought a lot about and to the point where I was doing my own research on screens

because it's one of those parenting topics that is very polarizing and you feel judged

if your kid is on a tablet. So many times we would go

out for dinner and Milo was tired. He's super young. And so we would let him watch a show. And I just

felt like the eyes looking at me. And I was like, why, like, why are people so uptight about screens? And I did some research on it because at the time,

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