Videoing with children every day can be a way of companionship, but it depends on the quality and content of the video. If high-quality communication with children through video, such as discussing and sharing life and learning experiences, and understanding each other's thoughts and emotions, then this can be an effective way of companionship, which can enhance the connection and understanding between parents and children.

However, if the video simply asks about children's study and life, or just lets children see their parents' busy work and social life, then it may not be true companionship. True companionship requires meaningful interaction and communication with children, caring about their emotions and needs, and giving them support and encouragement.

In addition, parents can accompany their children in other ways, such as participating in outdoor activities or family activities with their children on weekends or holidays and spending meaningful time together. Accompanying is not only a video call, but also an emotional support and attention.