Tune In To These Facts The problem isn’t the amount of television watched, but the content your kids may be seeing, according to a 2005 study in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology. Two-thirds of children have televisions in their bedrooms, according to Parenting 24/7. And if you’re not in there with them, how do you know not only what they’re watching, but how they’re interpreting it? Get smart. Take control of your family’s television. Check out our Solutions to learn what you can do to protect your kids. Get involved with the Big Picture and join the STA in showing TV programmers there’s an ongoing need for quality kids TV.

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