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The Digital Air-traffic Controller Parent
You run your family and house like an air-traffic controller, with precision, attention to detail and military timing. Managing screens is no different. You firmly believe that it’s important for kids to grow up without screens (you have nostalgic memories of your analogue childhood and want the same for your kids), so you’ve made the choice to ‘digitally amputate’ your kids. Your kids have limited, if any, access to screens because you don’t see the benefits, only the risks. Your children and teens have strict routines and rarely step out of line, if they do there are serious consequences which are carefully detailed in your behaviour contracts for each child.
Dr. Kristy Goodwin
W: https://drkristygoodwin.com/