Life Skills
Life Skills for Boys Aged 4–8
A twelve-week, research-informed plan of short activities that build confidence, emotional intelligence and independence in younger boys.
Ages 4–8 · For parents
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Parents
Game On
A Twelve-Week Plan for Healthy Screen Time and Gaming Boundaries
- Author
- Knowledge Forge
- Age range
- For parents of primary and lower-secondary children
- Series
- Raising Future-Ready Kids Series
Overview
Screens are the single most common flashpoint in family routines. Rather than banning devices, this book builds a shared set of boundaries week by week, so expectations are agreed in advance instead of negotiated in the moment.
The result is a calmer routine, better sleep and more of the day available for reading, homework and being outside.
Who it is for
Parents who want practical structure around gaming and screen use, and who would rather set habits than police them.
What's inside
What your child will take away
Boundaries a child understands and can predict
Replacing screen time with things worth doing
Handling the negotiation and the pushback
Protecting sleep, homework and family time
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