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A viral TikTok video has ignited a heated discussion among parents regarding the appropriateness of allowing toddlers to use iPads during meals at restaurants. On one side of the debate, some parents argue that providing screens can keep young children entertained and make dining out more enjoyable for everyone. They believe that iPads can serve as a distraction, allowing parents to enjoy their meals without constant interruptions.
Conversely, many experts caution against screen time for toddlers, especially in social settings. They argue that mealtime is an essential opportunity for family bonding and communication. Experts emphasize that engaging with children during meals can foster important social skills and language development.
As the conversation continues to unfold, parents are left grappling with the question: is it better to embrace technology to keep little ones occupied, or should restaurants remain a screen-free zone to encourage meaningful interactions? The answer may vary depending on individual family values and preferences.
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