Tween TV viewing time falling

With kids flocking to YouTube, only 33% of eight to 12s say they watch a lot of TV, down from 45% four years ago.

October 29, 2019

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Common Sense Census: Media Use by Tweens and Teens, Common Sense Media, Kid Insight, Screen Time, watching videos online, YouTube, YouTube Kids

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Tween TV viewing time falling

With kids flocking to YouTube, only 33% of eight to 12s say they watch a lot of TV, down from 45% four years ago.

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With kids flocking to YouTube, only 33% of eight to 12s say they watch a lot of TV, down from 45% four years ago.

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