Rethinking Screens, Reclaiming Kids and Reconnecting Families
The solution to our children’s screen management is much easier than we think.
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The solution to our children’s screen management is much easier than we think.
Top 10 ways to ensure that your child won’t like to read.
7 Ways To Apply Their Wisdom in Your Home
Trade the screen for time outside and connecting with family and friends after school.
Do not let the latest technology derail your children from reaching their full potential at school
Here are 5 tips to help you reconnect with your children, as well as your spouse.
If someone you know displays more than one or two of these symptoms, there is a good chance he/she is addicted to porn and/or video games.
The excitement of summer is starting to wear off, but parents should only allow video games in moderation.
8 reasons to leave video games at home over vacation.
Put away screens and enjoy the outdoors this summer.
7 tips for making parental control on social media a success.
Tips to make space for summer fun at home without screens.
Give your child the gift of time away from their screens and outdoor memories.
Video games don’t prepare a young boy for real life or real baseball.
Kids need hands-on help and clear leadership from parents for smart screen management.
Teens love their phones, sometimes to the exclusion of everything else in their lives, including their family.
Understand the reasoning behind Social Media Anxiety and ways to restore balance when it comes to tweens and social media use.
Tips to balance social media in the world of a middle school child.
7 things to think about before you buy your child their first smartphone (or give them your old one).
Replace screen distractions with activities that build family connections.
It’s not too late to swap that screen gift for a toy.
Before buying virtual reality games, consider these physical effects and risks for children.
Children who lack structure in their day may be turning to screens to fill the void.
Melanie Hempe is the founder of Families Managing Media. She has coached hundreds of families on the effects of screen media use and has helped them achieve a healthier, more balanced media life. With a nursing degree from Emory University, Melanie draws upon her medical background to demystify the questions of why technology has such a strong grip on our kids and why it is replacing normal childhood activities. She offers busy parents easy-to-follow scientific information and practical solutions for children of all ages, as she stresses the importance of REAL life connections in a digital world.
Melanie and her husband, Chris are raising four children in a media balanced home – and have successfully replaced video games with sports, music, art and good manners and they have also done the impossible: they have kept social media and smartphones from controlling their kids.
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