So crazy, looking back, Alexia.

Yeah.

Like, I would have never thought we would have been those parents.

And then looking back, it's still hard for me to believe that we did that.

Our children were only viewing screens as this mean of entertainment and of pleasure.

And it was all they want, even though they would only do it for, you know, 30 minutes a day, say,

it's what they wanted all day long. That's the same reason we got rid of it for ourselves is

because we wanted to, I felt like we were doing our kids a favor, where we were all like, wait

a second, there's so much more to life that we want to experience. And it seems like we keep

gravitating towards the screens. Let's just eliminate these things.

Howdy folks, welcome back to the podcast.

As many of you know, Katie and I made the decision a couple years back to become a screen-free family.

No smartphones, no tablets, no iPads, a laptop computer, no televisions, no iPads a laptop computer no televisions no 3d printers might

those aren't screens no um blue ray anything no blurays no tele what did i what else is i'm

trying to think of other screen things um what do people use for screens and

how how do do other people consume screens i don't know i mean i yeah you know i think you covered

a lot of them uh yeah no projectors in our home and uh and maybe we've changed since last

time you heard us share an update on what we're doing

with screens.

In fact, we probably have changed because we have experienced a recent change in this MO within

our household.

So we're going to share, show we're going to share what that new MO is in the Vogtberg household.

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