I guess that's hard to measure, higher screen time could be correlated with less caregiving from parents - screen will not teach them.
1. Parents' own socioeconomic status
2. Parents' educational attainment
3. Parents' working memory (since this is one of the measures, and it's somewhat heritable)
Not easy at all.
broke tired people who need time to do basic tasks at home end up putting their kids in front of screens -- news at 11
meanwhile bourgeoisie programmer types working at home take kiddo for a walk to the park and then hand them off to the after school programs or Filipina nanny