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Rock Solid Families is committed to helping educate, equip, and empower families to be all God created them to be! Merrill and Linda Hutchinson began Rock Solid Families in October of 2018. They have over 60 years of combined experience in teaching, public speaking, counseling, ministry, and coaching. After much prayer, Merrill and Linda made the decision to step down from their full time positions in the church and public school to focus on strengthening families. Both believe that healthy schools, churches, and communities depend on strong and healthy families. This weekly podcast is made possible through the generous financial support of community partners. With the help of local sponsors and the word spreading through listeners like you, Rock Solid Families is helping to build stronger communities one family at a time!

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ROCK SOLID RADIO - COMMON SCREEN TIME QUESTIONS - EPISODE 74

March 09, 2020 • Rock Solid Families • Season 2 • Episode 74

In this episode of Rock Solid Radio, Merrill and Linda take on the many questions that our parents came up with during our latest parenting presentation. This particular episode centers around questions that parents have with screen times and their children.

Screen time, whether it's television, phones, computers, or video games, have become a significant part of our families' lives. In many ways it seems so benign, but the reality is that we are seeing symptoms and costs that few saw coming. Sedentary lifestyles, attention deficit concerns, poor social skill development, heighten numbers of depression and anxiety. We are at a point where we as parents can't not just look the other way. We must become educated and take a firm stance on how we are going to allow screens into our homes.

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