Chapter 83

• "There is no problem if you watch TV and play gadgets for recreational purposes, as long as it is limited," Juliet remarked, as long as children are not addicted to electronics.
• Juliet is aware that many children are addicted to devices, which causes motoric disturbance, speech delay, tantrums, and disrupted sleep patterns. The reasons for giving gadgets vary; some are busy, lazy, or to quiet down fussy youngsters.
• To avoid becoming addicted, parents must sacrifice time spent teaching and accompanying their children as they learn. He understands that Kayla must be busy at school and with her parents' busy activities, so there is no gadget unless on weekends. Even so, devices are not given, but rather borrowed with restrictions and time constraints.