01School vs weekend limits
Pick concrete numbers: e.g. school nights 45 min recreational after homework, weekends 2 hours split. Write start/stop times.
No vague 'not too much.' Kids need a line on the page.
Parenting & Family
Screen Time Rules That Stick
Clear limits, charging station outside bedrooms, weekends vs school nights
35 min4 photographed stepsBeginner
Family screen plan: when devices charge, what's allowed on school nights, how you handle 'just five more minutes,' and a written agreement kids can read. Less nagging, fewer fights at dinner.
What you'll learn
- Charge devices in one public spot overnight
- School night vs weekend numbers written down
- Timer beats arguing about 'five more minutes'
- Parents model the same rules
Inside this course
- The planWrite before the fight.
- Charging stationBedrooms stay for sleep.
- EnforcementTimer, not debate.
- Sign and reviewMonthly tweak.
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