This guide helps you set clear digital boundaries at home and shows why environment-based systems work better than screen-time rules.
PRODUCT DEMO
Excessive screen use is associated with a shorter attention span, reduced concentration, and impaired executive function, which includes memory and impulse control.
When smartphones are always present, they quietly compete with parents for a child’s attention and parents for a child’s trust. Conversations become shorter, emotional cues are missed, and shared moments lose their depth.
Unrestricted smartphone use can disrupt how children learn to connect. It reduces face-to-face interaction, weakens the ability to read emotions, and limits real-world practice with empathy, conflict, and conversation.
Unrestricted smartphones give children access to information they are not developmentally prepared to process. Violent or harmful content can distort how children understand themselves, others, and the world around them.
WHY THIS APPROACH?
Research is pointing out that critical spaces for kids are being negatively impacted by smartphone usage