Dopamine Addiction is Now the Most Common Problem for Teens The Anxious Generation, by Jonathan Haidt, released in 2024 has laid out a terrifying world for teens today. Major Depression rates are up 135% for teenage girls and 161% for Teenage boys since 2010. Anxiety rates are up 171% for undergraduate students. ADHD is up […]
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Help! How To Reset Screen Time Norms for My Kids It can feel impossible to change the norms that we have already set around screen time with our kids, even when we are confident we aren’t happy with them anymore. Parents often gain new information or reach a breaking point that makes them crave changes
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Beyond the Screen: How to Encourage Real Holiday Experiences for Your Child The turkey is dressed; glasses clink among adult guests as they exchange warm conversation. Children’s laughter echoes as cousins dart through the kitchen, their playfulness teetering on the edge of delightful chaos. Meanwhile, your child is nestled in the corner of the couch,
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How to decode your child’s screen time requests “Mom, can I watch a show?” can feel straightforward, but have you ever considered that it might not be? Often, longing lurks within the request that can easily go undetected. Do you know your child’s need or motivation when he or she asks for screen time? The
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A Healthy Dose Of Boredom: Why It’s Important For Development Most people dislike feeling boredom. It can be agitating or frustrating, especially for young children. While it used to be an inevitable, rather common healthy part of life, author Michael Easter argues that boredom has been widely eliminated by the rise of technology. In his
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Whether you’re trying to get your toddler to poop on the potty or debating saying yes to a smartphone for your preteen, here’s the deal – if you’re not all-in on the required effort of guiding your child through either of these milestones, the results could be messy.
So, are you Ready? Ask yourself these 3 Questions to see if you’re in it to win it…
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Is your 12-yr-Old ready for a Phone? The Vital Milestones to Know Middle school is a wildly common time for parents to decide to buy their child their first phone. A study by Common Sense Media revealed that in 2021, the largest increase occurred between ages eleven and twelve (p 30). At 11, about 37%
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Ever met with the dilemma of whether or not you should be giving your toddlers a phone to cope in restaurants? While devices will pacify them almost immediately, toddlers miss out on vital learning experiences in the process. Adjusting parental expectations can improve your outings and foster self-regulation for you and your child, growing skills necessary to thrive in life.
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We often admire those in professions that demand self-discipline—military personnel, athletes, and entrepreneurs alike. While the world is filled with disciplined individuals, the secular approach to discipline differs from the Christian worldview. The Bible offers profound insights into how Christians should view discipline, and these truths have practical applications, especially in our relationship with technology.
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Checking Out: The Triggers Telling You to Check-In When Feeling Nothing Seems Better Than Feeling Bad… It had been a long day after a night with little sleep. I had been pushing to finish a deadline that I had stayed up the night before to finalize, and I needed the day to go as planned,
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