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Should We Have A Screen Limit On Our Children

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Should we have a screen limit on our tv's for our children? I believe no we should not. My reasons include, flaws in research, the blame game, and new studies.
Should we have a screen limit on our tv's for our children? I believe no we should not. there have been studies on tv and children but they are flawed. Critics often play the blame game on why our children are not outside playing. they want to blame it on kids watching too much television. Since the early 1980's reseacher have found that watching tv especialy with our children actualy reduces children anger.
Some people might say that we should limit our children to one to two hours a day. some might even say that watching tv before we go to bed might lead to obestity. but yet we have

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