365 Screen-Free Days audiobook cover - Excessive screen time can quietly steal family connection, sleep, and calm—yet with small, kind steps and clear routines, families can reshape technology into a helpful tool and make room again for presence, play, and real rest.

365 Screen-Free Days

Excessive screen time can quietly steal family connection, sleep, and calm—yet with small, kind steps and clear routines, families can reshape technology into a helpful tool and make room again for presence, play, and real rest.

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Description

This warm, practical guide reframes excessive screen time not as a battle to win, but as a relationship to rebuild—between parents and children, and between each person and their devices. With simple conversations, realistic boundaries, and gentle routines, families can reduce mindless scrolling without turning the home into a constant argument.

Across 31 encouraging tips, listeners are guided to start small, model the behavior they want to see, set up phone-free spaces and times, and create appealing offline alternatives. Along the way, the focus stays on connection, sleep, emotional health, and teaching children to become capable, mindful digital citizens.

Who Should Listen

  • Parents and caregivers who feel screen time has quietly taken over family routines, especially around meals, sleep, and homework
  • Families who want fewer power struggles and more cooperation by setting boundaries with explanation and empathy
  • Anyone raising children in a connected world who wants practical, doable habits for healthier tech use

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