One of the hardest things to agree on in a family is how much tech and screen time each person should get. And what if you’re not on the same page as your parenting partner? Then it becomes a point of argument or contention. In this episode, we talk about how to navigate this discussion and tips for getting on the same page!
Which team are you on? Calm conversations or screamfest? We can be easily triggered by our kids because they know how to push our buttons. In this episode, we are talking about what to do to when we get triggered and how to keep the conversations cool and calm.
Screen time is a buzz phrase that makes some people cringe. In this episode we are talking about why you should care about screen time, and why it matters to the way that we raise our kids. We are the first group of parents to raise kids with screens, and there is still a lot to learn!
Reminders about adolescent development are critical to understanding our kids. We know that brains don’t develop until at least 25 years old, and they are fastest at age 35. In this episode, we are talking about all the reasons that pre-adolescent and adolescent brain develop matter to how we raise our kids!
If you’re starting on a tech journey and thinking about getting your child a phone…why not try a family phone? In this episode, we are debating the concept of a family phone and the pros and cons.
We try not to scare you too often – but this week we are diving into the creepy and spooky of the internet! We’re sharing what we see most often in our practice as a problem, and what you can do about it. A haunted house but it’s just your kid watching absolute garbage on YouTube and spending more time on the phone than hanging out with family.
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