here are a few:

all work and no play makes jack a dull boy,

fun huh?

would you let your kids do this?

right off the top of my head. the first two are really good imo. It depends on how you want the poster to be portrayed.

fun huh? is more sarcastic and forces us to think about the issue in hand due to the cruel joke

all work and no play makes jack a dull boy is more piercing and hurting to the individual who sees the poster and forces them to think about this more deeply. this is due to the individual thinking about how this child will grow up – lonely, boring, with no childhood or friends all for the sake of money (which causes people to reflect on their own career paths)

the third one needs modification but it forces people to view the issue from the perspective of parents

hope this helps

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A child’s labor is learning, not earning

Children no longer have time to be children.