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Does screen time affect behavior? Why using it as a reward can backfire
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But over time, using screens as a reward can change the role screens play in a child’s day.
Why using screen time as a reward can backfireKids don’t just follow rules; they also respond to what feels good.
Child development experts say that over time, the brain learns exactly what’s worth working for.
Rather than using screen time as a reward, they recommend establishing a consistent routine with clear expectations.
Build self-motivation instead of screen timeWhen screen time consistently becomes the reward, it can unintentionally become the thing children want most.