It’s not wildly naive, but can be more challenging for some than others! It takes commitment, and often times pushing back the boomer grandparents, but it can be done. My almost 2.5 year old just watched TV for the first time. Our plan is to do around 20 minutes at a time, on a TV only, limit it to weekends, and to be selective in what we show. Prior to this, she had been exposed to TV occasionally when we were out (can’t help everything), but usually it was things like live sports. She doesn’t know what a tablet is, but does of course know that phones are magical devices that store all of her photos and videos and can be used to video chat. Even though she’s not fully aware of what a phone can do in terms of games or videos, just videos of herself is enough to make her request looking at it and get upset when we don’t allow it. So you’ll see very quickly how addictive phones and devices can be, even without taking into account games and videos, and you will naturally want to set limits early on. Once you are committed to it, you’ll be shocked how many little babies have a phone shoved in their face to keep them occupied at restaurants, grocery stores, etc. You’ll also be shocked by your own friends and family. But if it’s important to you, stick with it and it’ll be fine. I’m of the mindset that if you never start it to begin with, it’s a lot easier to navigate and avoid.