It can be really difficult to know how much or how little does a Parent interfere with their child's screen time use and communications. There are no set rules a Parent can copy but rather they are to use their own judgement and discretion depending on the child, their age and abilities. The key is to build up the skills in a child so that they can regulate and control themselves.
Amy Bell from CBC Vancouver's 'Parental Guidance' radio show talks with Julie Romanowski about how to best navigate around a child's privacy on screens, the internet, phones and social chats. "Put down up front on paper what it is that you'll be doing, so it's not a surprise." says Romanowski. Expectations are absolutely key in this situation and consistency around boundaries are a must.
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Amy Bell from CBC Vancouver's 'Parental Guidance' radio show talks with Julie Romanowski about how to best navigate around a child's privacy on screens, the internet, phones and social chats. "Put down up front on paper what it is that you'll be doing, so it's not a surprise." says Romanowski. Expectations are absolutely key in this situation and consistency around boundaries are a must.
Read more about this info in the CBC article here >>>>>
Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.
www.missbehaviour.ca
778-996-6535
www.missbehaviour.ca
778-996-6535
