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Parenting Tip: Raising Kids Resistant to Screen Addictions

In the 60's and 70's, Stanford University conducted a study of 600 children, ages 4-6. Each child was put in a room with a single piece of candy on the table. They were told that they were free to eat the candy, but if they could WAIT until the adult returned to the room in 15 minutes, then they’d get TWO pieces.

What was the outcome? 67% failed to wait. They could not wait 15 minutes. Sounds innocent enough, yeah? What’s the big deal that young children can’t wait to eat a piece of candy?

By itself, it’s not a big deal, but let’s look at how this gives us a window into what children are doing now.

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