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Paperback or Softback. Zustand: New. Screen-proof family: The digital parenting guide - from first phone to social media to AI safety, age by age. Book.

Zustand: New.

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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardback. Zustand: New.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists 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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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it?Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird?Are you tired of being told to "limit screen time" without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday?Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find: An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying, online predators, AI chatbot dependency and "everyone else has it" talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for? Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight. Screen-proof family is the manual for the phone and AI era of parenting. It walks you from the cartoons on the tablet to the college send-off. Phones and AI aren't going away. Your job is to raise a kid who can deal with them. Start tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Nobody tells you that at month three, you'll sit in your new flat and price flights home. This book does.Moving to another country comes with a wall of logistics, emotions, and unknowns that no blog post or expat forum can untangle. This book walks you through the entire arc - phase by phase, month by month. What you'll need to do AND what you'll be feeling, from the moment you think "am I really doing this?" to the morning you make coffee and realise this place feels like home.What makes this different: Phase-based. Read the chapter that matches where you are right now. Decision stage? Start at Chapter 1. Already moved and wondering if you made a mistake? Go straight to Chapter 15.Practical systems you'll actually use. The Friendship Funnel: how to go from zero friends to a real social life abroad. Pre-departure checklists.The emotional truth nobody writes about. The loneliness of month two is predictable. You are not losing your mind - you are going through a process.Both partners, not just the one with the job. The Driver/Tag-Along dynamic is woven through the entire book - because the partner without the built-in workplace has the harder adjustment, and most guides pretend they don't exist.This book is for you if: You're planning a move abroad and want a systemYou already moved and need to know that what you're feeling is normalYou're the partner who followed someone else's career to another countryYou're retiring abroad and want honest preparationWritten by an expat couple - an IT professional who relocated and his wife who teaches English to adult immigrants - who learned everything the hard way so you don't have to. A phase-by-phase guide to moving abroad: what to do and what you'll be feeling at every stage, from first doubt to first belonging. Names pre-move depression, expat loneliness and the month-three crisis. Includes master checklists This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your 8-year-old wants a tablet. Your 11-year-old wants a phone. Your 14-year-old is on three apps you've never heard of - one of which is an AI chatbot that talks back.Do you know what age to hand over a smartphone and how to actually do it Do you know which AI chatbots your kid is talking to, or what to say when one of them gets weird Are you tired of being told to 'limit screen time' without a plan for keeping kids off social media past Wednesday Screen-Proof Family is the missing manual for the smartphone and AI era of parenting.Inside, you'll find:An age-by-age roadmap with milestones, red flags, what to roll out and what to delay at each stage.The 30-Day First Phone Rollout - a day-by-day plan for the single highest-stakes handover in your child's digital life with a Readiness Checklist for kids 9 to12.A Family Tech Contract template you can adapt in twenty minutes, plus the conversation script that gets your kid to actually sign it.The Family Safe Word - one low-tech rule that defends against AI voice-cloning scams and deepfake calls targeting kids.The Mirror Check - the research-backed parent habits your kids are already copying, and the systems that change them (because the strongest predictor of your child's phone overuse is yours).Conversation blueprints for the talks no one wants to have - smartphone addiction, social media and teenagers, cyberbullying,online predators, AI chatbot dependency and 'everyone else has it' talk.A Parental Controls Field Guide - current router-level, device-level, and monitoring tools, organised by age stage.Neurodivergent considerations woven throughout - because ADHD, autism and screens interact differently than generic advice assumes.What makes this different. A system, not a rulebook. Research-backed and platform-agnostic - built on habits, environmental design and conversations that survive the next app, the next AI model or the next app update. Every chapter ends with three things you can do this week, one habit to establish this month and one conversation to have this quarter. No alarmism or tech jargon. No screen-time math that doesn't really work.Who this is for Parents and guardians of kids 0 to 18. Also grandparents who may feel out of their depth. Pediatricians, teachers, and counsellors who want a single book to recommend. Anyone tired of being told what's wrong with screens but not what to actually do.Phones aren't going away, neither is AI. Your job isn't to fight the future - it's to raise a kid who can stand inside it, with judgment and confidence.Start tonight.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Relocation Companion | Everything Nobody Tells You About Moving to Another Country | Max Hartman | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Max Hartman | EAN 9789083716305 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. The Relocation Companion | Everything Nobody Tells You About Moving to Another Country | Max Hartman | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Max Hartman | EAN 9789083716312 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …