WORRY LESS,
CONNECT MORE
(with your kids!)
Do you find yourself overwhelmed with how to manage your kids’ cell phone, computer and social media use?
Do you worry they will end up on the wrong website or receive an inappropriate text from a friend? It can feel like navigating a minefield!
We’re here to help you navigate those landmines—so you can worry less and connect more with your kids.
WORRY LESS,
CONNECT MORE
(with your kids!)
Do you find yourself overwhelmed with how to manage your kids’ cell phone, computer and social media use?
Do you worry they will end up on the wrong website or receive an inappropriate text from a friend? It can feel like navigating a minefield!
We’re here to help you navigate those landmines—so you can worry less and connect more with your kids.
Do you have a strategy for handling technology in your family? We can help!
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WHAT IS BETTER SCREEN TIME?
We’re the family who’d kept their TV in the closet for over a decade; pulling it out only for the Olympics and family movie nights.
But…
A lot had changed between 2005 and 2017.
Technology had evolved and morphed into MUCH more than television. We now carried mini-computers in our pockets. And we had a teenager.
We were a low-tech family who had to rethink our approach to screens.
We starting parenting from a place of confidence, instead of fear.
Now we share family-tested strategies with other parents so that: kids can stay kids, teens can learn to use tech as a tool (slowly!), and parents can spend less time worrying and more time connecting with their kids.
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