RESUMO: Se viene definiendo el hogar como un espacio dinámico (POVEDA et al., 2012), que no forma parte únicamente de lo público o lo privado, los límites entre ambos se vuelven más difusos, ya que los medios digitales ponen al alcance el espacio público dentro del entorno privado. Presentamos un estudio cualitativo de las rutinas y el uso que la infancia hace de los recursos que su entorno les proporciona. Se realizó con 4 menores de entre 9-13 años de 2 distritos de clase alta de Madrid. El análisis muestra cómo reparten su tiempo entre el espacio público y privado, cómo hacen uso de los recursos a tienen acceso y que les proporciona el hogar, y a su vez la familia, ambos ofrecen un amplio acceso al capital económico y cultural (BOURDIEU, 1994), asociado a su clase socioeconómica. (LAREAU, 2002) Palabras clave: Rutinas Infantiles. Ciudad. Capital Cultural. Familia. Medios Digitales. From home to the city as a way of coming and going in the development of identity: the case of medium/high class urban childhood routines in MadridABSTRACT: Home has been defined as a dynamic space (POVEDA et al, 2012), which is not just part of either the public or the private space. The boundaries between these spaces become more diffuse, since digital media place the public space within the private environment. We present a qualitative study of children's routines and the use of resources that their environment provides. It was conducted with 4 children aged between 9-13, in 2 upper-class districts of Madrid. The analysis shows how they share their time between public and private spaces, how they make use of the resources they have access to, and what
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