- Silicon Valley parents can see firsthand, either through living or working in the Bay Area, that technology is potentially harmful to kids.
- Many parents are now restricting, or outright banning, screen time for their children.
- The trend follows a long-standing practice among high-level tech executives who have set limits for their own children for years.
- This is an installment of
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Silicon Valley parents are raising their kids tech-free — and it should be a red flag
Silicon Valley parents can see firsthand, either through living or working in the Bay Area, that technology is potentially harmful to kids.
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The difference is, they dont think of themselves as dangerous
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In San Francisco, parents notice a malaise of scrolling
Low-tech parenting has been a quiet staple among Silicon Valley moguls for years
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Kids arent necessarily hooked for life
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Schools have started accommodating the anti-tech parent
Parents of older kids see changes across generations
This world didn't exist when I was growing up.
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Daily restrictions are tough, but they may be worth it
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