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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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Lucy Leeson

Amy Schumer on why she avoids mobile phones and YouTube

Amy Schumer Gene
  • Actor and comedian Amy Schumer has revealed her strict approach to limiting her six-year-old son Gene's screen time.
  • Schumer stated that her son never plays with her phone and does not watch YouTube, except when getting a haircut.
  • She discussed her parenting philosophy with Oprah Winfrey, emphasising the importance of a play-based childhood.
  • This approach is supported by experts who consider play-based development essential for youth.

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Amy Schumer shares parenting rules for raising young son Gene

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