Tag: games
The Experience of the Holidays
by Betsy on Dec.06, 2010, under Holidays, Parenting, Relationships
It’s all about gimme gimme gimme right about now, the middle of Chanukah and three weeks before Christmas. Well, of course it is, because the world—the media, advertisers, merchants—focus our children’s sights on the stuff they’re going to get. Ugh!
In the end it is the experiences that... Read more...
:Chanukah, Christmas, Experiences, family, Family meals, games, gimmies, Interactive learning, Reading, Rituals, traditions
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The “Right” Age for Video Games
by Betsy on Mar.26, 2010, under Adolescents, Attachment, Behavior, Parenting, Peers, Transitions
With your first born child, it’s pretty easy to control his diet of everything—sugar, television, war toys, choice of friends—for the first few years anyway. But then he hits school age, somewhere after five years old, kindergarten age, and the once controlling parent begins to question some... Read more...
:addiction, Boundaries, complaining, consequences, content, games, Limits, Media, negotiation, privileges, technology, TV watching, Values, Video Games, whining
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