Children spend an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes a day on digital media, plugged in and glued to screens, according to recent studies. That's 5.5 hours over the recommended limit, often leading to poor school performance, behavioral problems, neck pain, and much more. With Dr. Gregory Jantz's Ten Tips For Parenting The Smartphone Generation learn to avoid the negative consequences and enjoy watching your child gain the most out of technology.
Smartphones. Computers. Tablets. One of the biggest challenges for parents is balancing the advantages of cutting-edge technology and endless information with the dangers of unlimited exposure. From practical tips on setting good examples for your child to ways of wisely monitoring what they see and do with technology, Dr. Gregory Jantz packs Bible-based ideas and solid research in a 112-page guide to help you protect your children as they learn to interact with media and technology. Click here to see 3 key features of Ten Tips For Parenting The Smartphone Generation.
In this easy-to-understand guide, you will gain the confidence to--
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3 Key Features of Ten Tips For Parenting The Smartphone GenerationBased on years of time-tested practice and decades of helping those suffering with anxiety, Dr. Gregory Jantz shares his seven effective answers in this 112-page guide.
1. Easy-to-Read Practical AdviceEnjoy getting practical and effective tips on teaching your children to manage media that you can start applying now. Includes--
Enjoy having the major elements of raising boys into followers of Christ in one booklet! Includes--
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Telling your child to put their smartphone away at the dinner table before returning to a text message can be confusing to them. Before you can set limits for your child, you need to know what your own limits are. Whether you favor technology or are suspicious of it, enjoy having ready-to-use checklists and questions and take the first step to setting a healthy example for your child.
2. Figure Out How Much Is Too MuchObesity. Lack of sleep. School problems. Aggressive behavior. Too much media can have drastic effects on children. How can you limit screen time to a healthy and reasonable amount? Dr. Gregory Jantz includes an easy-to-use chart to help you measure how much time your child is spending on media (all you need is a pen or pencil!) Also includes 9 practical tips for teaching your child how to create healthy habits including--
It's easy for kids to get attached to devices--yet these are the very same devices you purchased for them. Gain insights on why parents buy devices for their children (to distract or please them), and learn to use technology to enrich your relationship rather than divide it.
4. Find the Off SwitchDive right into practical tips and methods to limit screen time. When you motivate and set clear boundaries for your children, you will be surprised with how much easier it is to connect with them. Learn to--
Get educated about the two categories of danger: content and use. From adult material to cyber-bullying to health risks, get equipped to detect and confront the most common negative side effects of media use.
6. Enjoy the GoodIn healthy doses, technology and media can be positive sources of education, independence, entertainment, and stress relief. Learn how to take advantage of the