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Why Kids Are Turning to “Grandma Hobbies” for Digital Wellness

Why Kids Are Turning to “Grandma Hobbies” for Digital Wellness

Are you constantly battling with your children over screen time? You are definitely not alone. For years, parents and educators have shared a growing anxiety over excessive screen time and the relentless weight of social media pressure. But recently, a surprising and...

Raising emotionally well kids in the age of algorithms

Raising emotionally well kids in the age of algorithms

When you think about your own childhood, you may remember the sound of gravel crunching under bike tires. You remember unscheduled afternoons, neighbors who knew your names, and long, meandering conversations on porches or in backyards until the streetlights clicked...

Why I Spoke Up in Kansas’ Cell Phone Ban Conversation

Why I Spoke Up in Kansas’ Cell Phone Ban Conversation

There’s something quietly heartbreaking happening in classrooms across the country. It's not loud. It’s not dramatic. But it is real. Teachers see it in the way students glance down at their laps during lessons.Parents feel it when their child gets home but...

Reducing screen time: Kansas school shifts Chromebook use

Reducing screen time: Kansas school shifts Chromebook use

The quiet courage to ask: ‘Is this really serving our students?’ In recent years, the conversation around reducing screen time in schools has moved from quiet concern to active policy change. Educators, parents, and mental health professionals are paying closer...

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