Children are growing up in a world where screens are no longer occasional objects in the living room. Phones, tablets, video platforms, games, group chats, school apps, and social media now follow them through homework, meals, bedtime, friendships, entertainment, and family life.
The Screen Childhood: Phones, Tablets, Attention, and the New Family Battle is a clear, fact-based, parent-facing guide to raising children in a device-first world. Written in a calm and practical narrative style, it explores how smartphones, tablets, YouTube-style video, gaming, social media, notifications, algorithms, advertising, and online communication have changed childhood within a single generation. It looks at the real family struggles: sleep lost to late-night screens, homework stretched by distraction, meals interrupted by devices, children who cannot tolerate boredom, gaming battles, social pressure, in-app purchases, online risk, and the difficulty of deciding when a child is truly ready for more digital freedom.
This book does not argue for panic or for a screen-free childhood. Instead, it explains how families can restore proportion: protecting sleep, reading, movement, attention, conversation, safety, privacy, and kindness while still allowing children to use technology wisely. For parents, carers, teachers, and families trying to build healthier digital routines, it offers a grounded and realistic look at one of the central parenting challenges of modern life.
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Paperback. Condition: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Children are growing up in a world where screens are no longer occasional objects in the living room. Phones, tablets, video platforms, games, group chats, school apps, and social media now follow them through homework, meals, bedtime, friendships, entertainment, and family life. The Screen Childhood: Phones, Tablets, Attention, and the New Family Battle is a clear, fact-based, parent-facing guide to raising children in a device-first world. Written in a calm and practical narrative style, it explores how smartphones, tablets, YouTube-style video, gaming, social media, notifications, algorithms, advertising, and online communication have changed childhood within a single generation. It looks at the real family struggles: sleep lost to late-night screens, homework stretched by distraction, meals interrupted by devices, children who cannot tolerate boredom, gaming battles, social pressure, in-app purchases, online risk, and the difficulty of deciding when a child is truly ready for more digital freedom. This book does not argue for panic or for a screen-free childhood. Instead, it explains how families can restore proportion: protecting sleep, reading, movement, attention, conversation, safety, privacy, and kindness while still allowing children to use technology wisely. For parents, carers, teachers, and families trying to build healthier digital routines, it offers a grounded and realistic look at one of the central parenting challenges of modern life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798901947548
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Paperback. Condition: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Children are growing up in a world where screens are no longer occasional objects in the living room. Phones, tablets, video platforms, games, group chats, school apps, and social media now follow them through homework, meals, bedtime, friendships, entertainment, and family life. The Screen Childhood: Phones, Tablets, Attention, and the New Family Battle is a clear, fact-based, parent-facing guide to raising children in a device-first world. Written in a calm and practical narrative style, it explores how smartphones, tablets, YouTube-style video, gaming, social media, notifications, algorithms, advertising, and online communication have changed childhood within a single generation. It looks at the real family struggles: sleep lost to late-night screens, homework stretched by distraction, meals interrupted by devices, children who cannot tolerate boredom, gaming battles, social pressure, in-app purchases, online risk, and the difficulty of deciding when a child is truly ready for more digital freedom. This book does not argue for panic or for a screen-free childhood. Instead, it explains how families can restore proportion: protecting sleep, reading, movement, attention, conversation, safety, privacy, and kindness while still allowing children to use technology wisely. For parents, carers, teachers, and families trying to build healthier digital routines, it offers a grounded and realistic look at one of the central parenting challenges of modern life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798901947548
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Paperback. Condition: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Children are growing up in a world where screens are no longer occasional objects in the living room. Phones, tablets, video platforms, games, group chats, school apps, and social media now follow them through homework, meals, bedtime, friendships, entertainment, and family life. The Screen Childhood: Phones, Tablets, Attention, and the New Family Battle is a clear, fact-based, parent-facing guide to raising children in a device-first world. Written in a calm and practical narrative style, it explores how smartphones, tablets, YouTube-style video, gaming, social media, notifications, algorithms, advertising, and online communication have changed childhood within a single generation. It looks at the real family struggles: sleep lost to late-night screens, homework stretched by distraction, meals interrupted by devices, children who cannot tolerate boredom, gaming battles, social pressure, in-app purchases, online risk, and the difficulty of deciding when a child is truly ready for more digital freedom. This book does not argue for panic or for a screen-free childhood. Instead, it explains how families can restore proportion: protecting sleep, reading, movement, attention, conversation, safety, privacy, and kindness while still allowing children to use technology wisely. For parents, carers, teachers, and families trying to build healthier digital routines, it offers a grounded and realistic look at one of the central parenting challenges of modern life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798901947548
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. AI (illustrator). The Screen Childhood | Phones, Tablets, Attention, and the New Family Battle | Sky Adler | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | PublishDrive | EAN 9798901947548 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Seller Inventory # 135708504