ISBN: 9798194250554 - screen time, real connection: a parent's playbook to raise confident, resilient kids in a digital world (6 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - If screen time in your house has turned into a daily battle of guilt, timers, and meltdowns, you're not failing at parenting. You're missing a piece most screen time advice leaves out entirely. This playbook starts from a different premise: screen struggles are rarely a screen problem. They're a connection problem. Once you understand what's actually competing with the screen, and start deliberately building something more engaging in its place, the daily fights start to ease on their own. Organized across six phases, this book moves from releasing screen time guilt into practical action: understanding what's actually happening in your child's brain when they're on a device, building genuine real-world connection as its own daily practice, setting boundaries that actually hold under pressure, and raising the confidence and resilience screens can quietly crowd out if nothing else takes their place. Inside, you'll find: What the research actually shows, separated clearly from headline fear-mongeringAge-by-age guidance from toddlers through teensA reusable weekly family tech agreement templateA specific protocol for handling meltdowns when the screen goes offPractical strategies for social media, comparison, and self-esteem in the tween and teen years>This book does not ask you to eliminate screens or chase a screen-free household. It asks you to build a family life engaging enough that screens finally take their proper, proportionate place. This book is educational in nature and does not replace guidance from your child's pediatrician or a licensed child psychologist. Grab your copy and start Chapter 1 today.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. If screen time in your house has turned into a daily battle of guilt, timers, and meltdowns, you're not failing at parenting. You're missing a piece most screen time advice leaves out entirely. This playbook starts from a different premise: screen struggles are rarely a screen problem. They're a connection problem. Once you understand what's actually competing with the screen, and start deliberately building something more engaging in its place, the daily fights start to ease on their own. Organized across six phases, this book moves from releasing screen time guilt into practical action: understanding what's actually happening in your child's brain when they're on a device, building genuine real-world connection as its own daily practice, setting boundaries that actually hold under pressure, and raising the confidence and resilience screens can quietly crowd out if nothing else takes their place. Inside, you'll find: What the research actually shows, separated clearly from headline fear-mongeringAge-by-age guidance from toddlers through teensA reusable weekly family tech agreement templateA specific protocol for handling meltdowns when the screen goes offPractical strategies for social media, comparison, and self-esteem in the tween and teen yearsA clear plan for raising a kid who can eventually manage their own screen use, without you setting every timer forever This book does not ask you to eliminate screens or chase a screen-free household. It asks you to build a family life engaging enough that screens finally take their proper, proportionate place. This book is educational in nature and does not replace guidance from your child's pediatrician or a licensed child psychologist. Grab your copy and start Chapter 1 today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. If screen time in your house has turned into a daily battle of guilt, timers, and meltdowns, you're not failing at parenting. You're missing a piece most screen time advice leaves out entirely. This playbook starts from a different premise: screen struggles are rarely a screen problem. They're a connection problem. Once you understand what's actually competing with the screen, and start deliberately building something more engaging in its place, the daily fights start to ease on their own. Organized across six phases, this book moves from releasing screen time guilt into practical action: understanding what's actually happening in your child's brain when they're on a device, building genuine real-world connection as its own daily practice, setting boundaries that actually hold under pressure, and raising the confidence and resilience screens can quietly crowd out if nothing else takes their place. Inside, you'll find: What the research actually shows, separated clearly from headline fear-mongeringAge-by-age guidance from toddlers through teensA reusable weekly family tech agreement templateA specific protocol for handling meltdowns when the screen goes offPractical strategies for social media, comparison, and self-esteem in the tween and teen yearsA clear plan for raising a kid who can eventually manage their own screen use, without you setting every timer forever This book does not ask you to eliminate screens or chase a screen-free household. It asks you to build a family life engaging enough that screens finally take their proper, proportionate place. This book is educational in nature and does not replace guidance from your child's pediatrician or a licensed child psychologist. Grab your copy and start Chapter 1 today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…