5 Easy Digital Tips For Parents
1) If do not want to vet everything your children watches, do not allow your children to consume any content made after 2013.
2) Never allow your children live tv or open platforms such as YouTube Kids or most children apps because (a) Even if the app was good at one point, transgender cultist targets once trusted apps and (b) Commercials and ads.
3) For shows made in the last 7 or 8 years, always assume that by season 3 or 4 of a beloved show they will have inserted some queer ideology. They know by the later seasons parents stop vetting. See #1.
4) Always assume that a remake of a beloved show you watched as a child will be woke. This isn't 100% true of live adaptation of classic movies, but it's good to make that blanket assumption until proven otherwise.
5) Purchase seasons and/or movies your children love and allow them to only select from that enclosed library. This can be physical DVDs or digital, either case, teach them that they can select from anything in this library only.
The beautiful thing about children is that they can watch the same shows over and over again. It's our fault as parents that we presented them with endless options.
Good parenting is always about exclusion. Let's remember to embrace exclusion and reject inclusion.
1) If do not want to vet everything your children watches, do not allow your children to consume any content made after 2013.
2) Never allow your children live tv or open platforms such as YouTube Kids or most children apps because (a) Even if the app was good at one point, transgender cultist targets once trusted apps and (b) Commercials and ads.
3) For shows made in the last 7 or 8 years, always assume that by season 3 or 4 of a beloved show they will have inserted some queer ideology. They know by the later seasons parents stop vetting. See #1.
4) Always assume that a remake of a beloved show you watched as a child will be woke. This isn't 100% true of live adaptation of classic movies, but it's good to make that blanket assumption until proven otherwise.
5) Purchase seasons and/or movies your children love and allow them to only select from that enclosed library. This can be physical DVDs or digital, either case, teach them that they can select from anything in this library only.
The beautiful thing about children is that they can watch the same shows over and over again. It's our fault as parents that we presented them with endless options.
Good parenting is always about exclusion. Let's remember to embrace exclusion and reject inclusion.
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