Why Your Childs Attention Span Depends on What You Do Now @goodfaithpod
Why Your Childs Attention Span Depends on What You Do Now  @goodfaithpod
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We are wired to seek. The internet just made seeking infinite.
Nicholas Carr says the ability to concentrate — to slow down, pay attention, stay with one thing — has to be developed early. If it isn't, it becomes very hard to build later.
That means the most countercultural thing you can do for your kids right now isn't a curriculum. It's boredom. Exploration. Unmediated experience. The stuff screens replace.
Full conversation on the Good Faith podcast — link in bio.
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Why Your Child's Attention Span Depends on What You Do Now

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