Screens were in two waiting rooms at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario during a recent appointment for my daughter. Screens were at an outdoor end of summer party our family attended, where the adults talked and ate, and the kids watched. There have been (at least) three major contributions to the research recently, helping us to understand that screens and smart phone technology contain dangerous risks for kids. Yet if the screens allowed in schools and featured in hospitals are any indication, those of us who hate screens are not winning. Yet the tendency to push kids toward screen time and away from the real world remains the same.)