InstagramThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Young Children & Screen Use at Home: Parent/Primary Caregiver Survey Target: Parents & primary caregivers of children aged 6 months–6 years Estimated time: 5–7 minutes Anonymity statement: This survey is completely anonymous. We do not collect names, phone numbers, or any identifying information. Responses will only be used in summary form for research and program planning. Section A: About Your ChildAge of the child you are answering for(Required) 6-12 Months 1-2 Years 3-4 Years 5-6 YearsWho spends the most time with your child during their waking hours?(Required)(Select all that apply) Parents Grandparents Other caregivers Daycare staff Section B: Screen Exposure at HomeDoes your child use or watch digital screens at home?(Required) Yes NoWhat types of screens does your child usually use or watch?(Required)(Select all that apply) Mobile Phone Tablet / iPad Television Computer / LaptopThinking about a typical day, about how much total time does your child spend on screens at home?(Required)( Please choose the closest answer.) Less than 30 minutes 30-60 minutes 1-2 hours More than 2 hours It varies a lot I'm not sureAt what age did your child begin using screens for at least 1 hour per day (on average)?(Required) Under 1 year 1-2 years 3-4 years 5 years or olderSection C: Content & SupervisionPlease rank the types of content your child watches by frequency. (To move categories click and drag up and down the page.)Rhymes / songsCartoonsEducational videosYouTube / autoplay videosGamesIs there any content listed above that is not used or other types of content not listed?Are there other types of content your child watches?When your child is using a screen, how often is an adult actively watching or supervising?(Required) Always Often Sometimes RarelyDoes your child watch screens when older siblings or adults are viewing content meant for their own entertainment?(Required) Always Often Sometimes RarelySection D: Reasons & ChallengesPlease rank the situations in which you are most likely to give your child a phone or screenTo calm tantrumsDuring mealsWhen I am busyBefore bedtimeWhile travelingAs a rewardIs there any situation listed above that is not applicable or other situations where you give your child a phone or screen?Are there other situations where you will give your child a phone or screen?What makes it difficult to reduce screen-time or control content for your child?Select exactly 3 choices. Child cries or throws tantrums Lack of time to interact No alternative activities Other caregivers give screens Child demands the phone I don’t see a problem Not sure how to manage I don’t know how to use parental control I don’t have access to good parental controlSection E: Family Rules & SupportDoes your family have rules about screen use? Yes, clear rules Some informal rules No rules yetAre they written down? Yes NoWhich rules apply in your home?(Required)(Select all that apply) No screens during meals No screens before bedtime No screens in the bedroom Time limits Content limits No rules currentlyWhat kind of support would help you most?Place highest priority at the top and the least useful at the bottom. (To move categories click and drag up and down the page.)Practical tipsAlternative activity ideasGuidance for grandparentsParental control toolsShort awareness sessionsPrinted materialsDigital materialsSocial media / WhatsApp support groupAny other ways you would like support that weren't listed?Would you like to receive simple tips and materials from the daycare on healthy screen habits?(Required) Yes Maybe NoAny additional concerns, thoughts, or suggestions you would like to share? (Optional short answer)Δ