Teens
A Five-Minute Media Check-In That Does Not Feel Like Surveillance
A short, curiosity-led way to ask tweens and teens about their online world: invite one example, listen before correcting, and end when you said you would.
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Kids
Want Kids to Follow the Family Phone Rules? Make Adult Habits Visible Too
A warm, practical guide to making adult phone habits consistent with household expectations through a few visible routines, clear exceptions, and straightforward repair when you slip.
Kids
Household Phone Rules That Reduce Everyday Negotiation
A practical framework for creating a small, understandable set of family phone rules with children and teens—without turning the home into a constant enforcement zone.
Toddlers
Ending Screen Time Without a Battle: A Simple Routine for Young Kids
A calm, repeatable five-step routine for ending screen sessions with toddlers and preschoolers, with practical examples for dinner, leaving the house, and bedtime.