Here’s everything you’ll get if you join The 21-Day Break Your Kid’s Screen Addiction Challenge 2.0 TODAY

Over the next 21 days, you’ll get 21 daily e-mail lessons tailored to a busy, stressed and tired parent.

These parenting techniques have been tried and tested by 80,000+ parents from all over the world.

Most e-mails only take 5 minutes per day to read, internalize and implement. This means you’ll see the results on the same day.

In the challenge, I will guide you through the complete 3-Part Digital Detox Plan.

Part 1: Get Your Child to Put Down Their Device Without Arguments With ScreenTime Tamers

When kids are glued to their screens, it’s difficult to get them off. They are lost in their digital world and ignore every word you say.

That’s when you’re most likely to lose your patience, start yelling, making threats, and issuing punishments.

But this causes even more problems down the road as now they have to deal with an irritated, angry (and often aggressive) child.

That’s why, in the first part of the Digital Detox Plan, I’ll take you through some of the most effective parenting techniques to get your child off their screens without raising your voice or causing resistance from your child.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Day 1 – You’re in Control: Use this simple system to set limits on screen time by helping your child understand that possessing a digital device is a privilege granted by you.
• Day 2 – Smart Trust: Build a foundation of trust and responsibility with your child, ensuring they navigate the digital world safely. (Includes printable: Phone contract)
• Day 3 – A Healthy Diet: Introduce real-life activities during screen breaks to gradually decrease your child’s screen time.
• Day 4 – Timeout Station: Make your home a balanced environment that promotes healthy screen habits and strengthens family bonds.
• Day 5 – Digital Delay: Teach your child the value of responsibility and privileges, leading to better habits and less screen dependency.
• Day 6 – Parenting Offline: Lead by example and show your child the joy of being present in the moment.
• Day 7 – Why? Encourage your child to stop mindlessly scrolling through their apps with this simple conversational technique.

As short as in 7 days, you’ll enjoy fewer arguments in your home. 

Since you won’t need to yell, threaten or punish your child to get them off their screens, you won’t fragment your relationship. 

Instead, the parenting techniques in the first part are designed to improve and build a warmer and closer relationship with your child.

Part 2: Spark Your Child’s Interest in Real-Life Activities With Real-Life Connection Enhancers

Nowadays, kids turn to their screens whenever the urge strikes.

They aren’t used to being bored because each time they experience this uncomfortable feeling, they find comfort in their screens.

These are filled with addictive content that grabs your child’s attention.

However, you and I both know that the real world can be as interesting as the digital world.

And in the next 7 days, you’ll learn how you can show this to your child as well.

You’ll learn:

• Day 8 – Off the Grid: Cultivate a balanced digital life for your child, blending screen time with real-world fun.
• Day 9 – Sensory Wonderland: Boost your child’s cognitive, motor, and social skills through sensory-rich experiences that don’t include screens.
• Day 10 – Boredom Blues: Equip your child with endless real-world activities, reducing screen time and enhancing family bonding. (Includes printable: Boredom Jar)
• Day 11 – Digital Bonding: Understand what makes your child tick online and replace their screen time with an equally captivating activity.
• Day 12 – Focus Jedi: Use these 4 simple steps to transform your child into a focused learner, mastering the art of attention and excelling in school.
• Day 13 – FOMO Factor: Effectively handle “But mom, all my friends are using it!” and empower your child to rise above peer pressure.
• Day 14 – Bedtime Bliss: Establish a peaceful screen-free bedtime routine, ensuring your child wakes up refreshed and ready for the day.

By finding real life equally interesting (and at times even more), your child will spend less time glued to their digital devices.

They’ll start spending more time with their friends and family, giving you a chance to reconnect with them.

As a result, your child will rise above being part of the statistics of high depression rates and low attention spans as they will start living a happier and more fulfilling life.

Part 3 – Empower Your Child to Self-Regulate Their Screen Use and Time With Digital Landscape Navigators

Just as you wouldn’t give your child the keys to a car without first teaching them how to drive safely…

… you should teach them how to use their devices in a positive, intentional, and healthy way.

In the last part of the program, I’ll show you how you can do that.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Day 15 – Internet Guardians: Safeguard your child’s online journey, ensuring they explore the digital world safely and responsibly.
• Day 16 – Sneaky Ways: Stay one step ahead of your tech-savvy child, ensuring they navigate the internet safely and understand its implications.
• Day 17 – Watch & Learn: Empower your child with quality screen content, turning screen time into a valuable learning experience.
• Day 18 – Disconnection Connection: Unlock your child’s social potential and develop genuine friendships beyond the screen.
• Day 19 – Beep Beep: Set up the technology to work for your kids, not against them.
• Day 20 – The Talk:  Reconnect with your child, pulling them out of the screen-induced haze and fostering genuine interactions.
• Day 21 – Tech Test: How do you know when your child is responsible enough to get their own phone? This Maturity Test will give them an opportunity to demonstrate they are responsible enough to get their own digital device (Includes printable: Maturity Test)

At the end of the last part, your child will learn how to use digital devices responsibly.

Instead of mindlessly scrolling through TikTok and Instagram, they’ll spend their time on screens learning about things they find interesting, enhancing their creativity, and developing skills that will help them thrive later in life (either in school, their hobbies, or at their job). 

As a result, you’ll trust each other more and you won’t have to police and constantly monitor your child’s online activities.