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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/29/2017

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Don't Use Technology as an Emotional Pacifier
Media can be very effective in keeping kids calm and quiet, but it should not be the only way they learn to calm down. Children need to be taught how to identify and handle strong emotions, come up with activities to manage boredom, or calm down through breathing, talking about ways to solve the problem, and finding other strategies for channeling emotions.

​​Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/28/2017

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Create Tech-Free Zones
Keep family mealtimes, other family and social gatherings, and children's bedrooms screen free. Turn off televisions that you aren't watching, because background TV can get in the way of face-to-face time with kids. Recharge devices overnight—outside your child's bedroom to help children avoid the temptation to use them when they should be sleeping. These changes encourage more family time, healthier eating habits, and better sleep, all critical for children's wellness.

​Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/27/2017

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Limit Digital Media for Your Youngest Family Members 
Avoid digital media for toddlers younger than 18 to 24 months other than video chatting. For children 18 to 24 months, watch digital media with them because they learn from watching and talking with you. Limit screen use for preschool children, ages 2 to 5, to just 1 hour a day of high-quality programing, and watch it with them so you can help them learn from what they're seeing. See Healthy Digital Media Use Habits for Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers.

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0

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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/26/2017

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Be a Good Role Model
Teach and model kindness and good manners online. Because children are great mimics, limit your own media use. In fact, you'll be more available for and connected with your children if you're interacting, hugging and playing with them rather than simply staring at a screen. 
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Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/23/2017

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Families Who Play Together, Learn Together
"Family participation is also great for media activities—it encourages social interactions, bonding, and learning. Play a video game with your kids. It's a good way to demonstrate good sportsmanship and gaming etiquette. You will have the opportunity to introduce and share your own life experiences and perspectives—and guidance—as you play the game."

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/22/2017

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Set Limits and Encourage Playtime 
"Media use, like all other activities, should have reasonable limits. Unstructured and offline play stimulates creativity. Make unplugged playtime a daily priority, especially for very young children. And—don't forget to join your children in unplugged play whenever possible."

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/21/2017

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Treat Media as You Would any Other Environment in Your Child's Life
​"The same parenting guidelines apply in both real and virtual environments. Set limits; kids need and expect them. Know your children's friends, both online and off. Know what platforms, software, and apps your children are using, what sites they are visiting on the web, and what they are doing online."

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0

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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/20/2017

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Make Your Own Family Media Use Plan 
"Media should work for you and within your family values and parenting style. When used thoughtfully and appropriately, media can enhance daily life. But when used inappropriately or without thought, media can displace many important activities such as face-to-face interaction, family-time, outdoor-play, exercise, unplugged downtime and sleep."
Make your plan at HealthyChildren.org/MediaUsePlan.  

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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Tips to Help Families Manage the Ever Changing Digital Landscape:

12/19/2017

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​Tips for Parents in the Digital Age - 
​"In a world where children are "growing up digital," it's important to help them learn healthy concepts of digital use and citizenship. Parents play an important role in teaching these skills."

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0

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December 18th, 2017

12/18/2017

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Know the Value of Face-to-Face Communication 
"Very young children learn best through two-way communication. Engaging in back-and-forth "talk time" is critical for language development. Conversations can be face-to-face or, if necessary, by video chat with a traveling parent or far-away grandparent. Research has shown that it's that "back-and-forth conversation" that improves language skills—much more so than "passive" listening or one-way interaction with a screen."

Personal Note:  Healthychidren.org has a wonderful series of advice for parents.  I have saved each of them and have made them available at this link.
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/2253809?tabid=0faecca8-d100-2175-3060-1cbcbf671dc0
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