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The Analog Family

Katherine Johnson Martinko

How can we be better parents in a digital era? Smart guidance on how to fight tech takeover, embrace independence, tolerate boredom, and navigate FOMO, from the author of Childhood Unplugged

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  • Katherine Johnson Martinko

    Author of "Childhood Unplugged: How to Get Your Kid Off Screens and Find Balance" (July 2023). Public speaker & freelance editor. Former senior editor at Treehugger. University of Toronto grad. Lives in Ontario, Canada.

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