Why “Screen Time” Misses the Point

Most parenting headlines frame screen time like junk food: some is okay, too much is bad. But that misses what really matters—what’s on the screen.

Two hours of art tutorials, science experiments, or family music sessions can be healthier than ten minutes of chaotic, ad-driven “entertainment.”

The better question: does this screen time add to my kid’s world or drain it? When parents approve content through Visor, every “yes” becomes a safe yes—and every minute counts for something real.