“Whether your child is 5 or 15, you need the screens in your life,” says Leahy. “School, communication, a babysitter while you work or catch your breath, boredom prevention, a way to see friends and family, and games are only some of the reasons that children are on screens. The pandemic has rendered even the most ardent tech opponents silent. And there is no doubt that parents have done what they've needed to do to make it through: purchased devices, lifted restrictions, allowed screens in more places (bedrooms, etc.) and looked the other way, even as they saw growing problems. You need what I call a PLAN: Be Proactive, Logical, At Ease and Nurturing…”