parents' fault? >> think it's the parent's fault? >> it is. take it away. should be like candy. have a little but not a lot. these kids, now that it's a disorder. did you see they think it's a disorder and they're starting to medicate for this. concentrate for two hours on grand theft auto and not two minutes on the homework and medicate for that. >> bernard center for toddler development did a month long study on this and took away the ipads, their skills went up in the month they didn't have the ipads to focus on and they could focus and imaginative on the building blocks. we know it intuitively. i guess the question is, like jason's saying, how do you implement the tool? you can also, they found, use the ipad in a way that's interactive, highly verbal working with the toddler on whatever sort of pedagogic way you use the ipad. you can do it. >> it is a constant battle and three young kids, it is a constant battle we deal with. you have to do your homework first. we use the computer as a tool,