Samsung new Galaxy Watch 7 and Ultra are displayed at the "Galaxy Experience Space" in Tokyo, Japan on July 10, 2024. Parents are struggling to manage their children's heavy use of screens, including television, computers, phones and gaming devices, according to a Pew Research survey. File Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI | License Photo
Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Parents are struggling to manage their children's heavy use of screens, including television, computers, phones and gaming devices, according to a Pew Research survey.
When asked how they are managing the use of screen time, 42% say they could do a better job with 58% believing they are doing the best they can, according to the survey released Wednesday.
Thirty-nine percent said they believe they are stricter about their children's screen time than other parents they know.
Parents have more priority over other daily routines. Pew found 42% make sure screen time is reasonable with 76% believing enough sleep is a priority, 77% good manners, 61% staying active and 54% reading.
