Parents Told to Limit Screen Time for Children. Is It Easier Said Than Done? The UK government has recently introduced new recommendations aimed at curbing children’s screen exposure. These guidelines suggest that toddlers under five should engage with screens for no more than an hour daily, while infants under two should avoid solitary screen time altogether. The advice encourages “screen swaps”—replacing screen-based activities with face-to-face interactions, such as reading or playing games. Yet, the practicality of these suggestions remains a question for many families. Errol Murray’s...