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On school nights, no computers (except for school projects,) no TV watching for our kids. The rule was absolute.
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I clicked on the headline at google news and was really annoyed that the story was not about Jobs' household at all, but about tech CEOs households in general. The first sentence and the last had Jobs, but the rest was about others.
Damn those headline writers!
Interesting article overall, but false advertising...
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Sounds like he was a GOOD Parent.
I kept explaining that to my kids... If I let you unfettered access to everything, I'm a BAD Parent.
Kid: " But my friend X has his gizmo whenever he wants it !"
Me: " So how does X behave ? "
Kid: "He's kind of a spoiled brat."
Me: "Hmmm...See a trend there ? "
Kid: "(groan).. OK, Ok, Got it."
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Good parenting seen as fascism?
Sounds like click bait.
And I fell for it.
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I suspect that Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer had similar "no ipad" restrictions with their children.
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Definitely no Google. Their kids are limited to slumming on Bing.
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My daughter glommed onto my tech stuff at a young age so I went ahead and encouraged such exploration. She's pretty tech savvy for her age and that doesn't bug me. She's the one that got me into Minecraft. Everything in moderation, but it is a bit hypocritical for Jobs to have pushed the iPad into schools, but to limit access at his home. No?