Get off the computer and play with toys for "Screen Free Week"

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Wauwatosa (CBS 58)--If you're sick and tired of your child acting like a zombie sitting in front of their computer, you now have an excuse to get them focused on something else. It's "Screen Free Week," a fun way to reduce our dependence on digital entertainment. This includes TV, smartphones, tablets, and computers. The experts say our kids should only spend an hour a day being connected to technology. Meantime, Wauwatosa toy store, "Ruckus & Glee," wants to help our children power down and reconnect with the world around through fun and games.
If your child wants to take the the "Screen Free Week" challenge, Ruckus & Glee will offer them a free toy from a particular in-store selection. But you have to register online and sign a waiver. Just click here to get to all this information.