While video games have a bad reputation when it comes to children playing them, there are some benefits to the screen time. However, the benefits will depend on the type of video games your child is playing.  Depending on the game, some will help your child enhance their problem-solving skills or hand-eye coordination. If your child likes Virtual Reality games, these help them with physical activity. But, it’s important to remember, video games should not replace playing outside or engaging in sports and moderation is key.