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“Five more minutes.” “I can’t quit right now!” “Everyone else gets to play longer.” For many families, the hardest part of gaming isn’t the game itself. It’s deciding when gaming happens, how long it lasts and what happens when it’s time to stop. A few predictable family expectations can reduce conflict while helping children learn how to enjoy gaming without letting it crowd out the rest of life.
Read guide →Your child loves gaming. Maybe they talk about it constantly, race through homework so they can play, or complain when it’s time to stop. Does that mean there’s a problem? Not necessarily. Instead of asking only “How many hours is my child gaming?” step back and ask a bigger question: “What is gaming doing to the rest of my child’s life?”
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