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Gaming, eating candy and watching movies: my child is allowed much more at his friend’s house. What should I do?

Gaming, eating candy and watching movies: my child is allowed much more at his friend’s house. What should I do?

The parents of 10-year-old Kees are facing a dilemma because he is allowed significantly more screen time and snacks at a friend's house than at home. They are currently weighing whether to address these differences with the other parents or simply let the situation go.

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