I agree re screens. We haven’t really gone there with Cagletini yet - for a while she played on a phonics game a couple of times a week, but hasn’t missed it since the screen died. However we have the tv on for her waaaaay too much.
We might try breakfast at the local first when it opens, we did that once in summer and she did stay pretty well - less waiting and it’s super quiet. That’s the only time she’s been in a restaurant at all since covid.
It’s quite odd what a different year she’s had to the other two when they were that age, they obviously had a lot more experiences like public transport, restaurants, museums etc. All she’s really done in the last year is the park, nursery and the supermarket. Which is a shame when I think of all the stuff we haven’t been able to do! But also, she seems to have had a lot more fun at home than the others did at that age. And now I’m excited to do all those new things. :o