
Helping families prevent and reverse childhood screen addiction
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Over the past few weeks, I’ve been getting a lot of calls and emails about 14-year-old boys and what to do with them this summer. Why this age?
Well, it’s kind of a tough age. They’re too old to go to some camps, but in some states, still...
Summer is the season when many ScreenStrong families rethink toxic screen use at home, removing video games, social media, and smartphones to improve their children’s mood, mental health, and overall family connection. And while now is abso...
No family ever “eases into” summer. One day the alarm simply stops going off, the homework disappears, and suddenly, there’s nothing standing between your kid and a screen for the next three months.
Depending on where in the country you li...
“Our students need to go outside and play. They need to be adventurous, build relationships, and really depend on others, not depend on technology.”
—Brad, Chief Academic Officer, Anderson One
Like so many states across the country...
When my daughter Melissa was in middle school, I had a conversation with another parent that completely changed the path we would choose when it came to social media.
I was talking with a mom of two older daughters about what to expect in...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of ScreenStrong.org and author of the Kids' Brains and Screens course series for students and parents.
Writer. Mom of 2. Pretty funny.
Board-certified psychiatrist and mom of 4 working to save our kids from toxic screens.
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