WINNING THE
SCREEN TIME BATTLE
WITHOUT LOSING YOUR KIDS

DURING THE PANDEMIC, SCREENS HAVE BECOME A NECESSITY FOR DISTANCE LEARNING AND COMMUNICATING WITH FRIENDS.

How much is too much?

November 5th 8-9:30 pm ET

DOES MY CHILD NEED A PHONE?

...And what do I do if they already have one?

Your child is begging you for a phone. After all, kids are getting smartphones younger and younger. But there’s a big difference between wanting a phone and needing a phone.

Learn to discern what’s helpful (and what’s not) when it comes to screen time. Get the information and inspiration you need to tame your technology and start going online with confidence.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

Social media: Friend or foe?
Phones: What age is best?
Distance learning: How not to burn out
Restarting your home: How to make tech changes that last?
And more!

THERE IS A CONNECTION BETWEEN SCREENS AND MELTDOWNS, DISCONNECTION, AND DISOBEDIENCE

Your child may be acting out and struggling during this season of social isolation and uncertainty. Using screens may be a big part of the problem. Confronting our kids is tough and making changes isn’t easy. Dr. Gary Chapman and Arlene Pellicane will show you how to have key conversations with your kids about technology.

Teach your children to make wise choices with devices

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2. DOWNLOAD

information from the experts

3. RECONNECT

with your family and present a new plan

Take this “screen time” time test to see if your child may be spending too much time on their smartphone or other devices.

Take the test now!

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT DR. GARY CHAPMAN AND ARLENE’S PELLICANE’S BOOK SCREEN KIDS

If you think your child is immune to an over dependence on screens, think again. Written by my trusted friends Gary Chapman and Arlene Pellicane this book is a reality pill that many modern day parents need to swallow.

-Dr. Kevin Leman, New York Times bestselling author of Why Your Kids Misbehave and What to Do about It and Making Children Mind without Losing Yours

Parenting in a technology-saturated culture is overwhelming and exhausting! Screen Kids is the best resource we’ve seen for families on the subject! With much balance and wisdom, it's not anti-technology, but it is full of research and practical help for everyday parents.

–Patrick and Ruth Schwenk, Hosts of Rootlike Faith Podcast & Authors of In a Boat in the Middle of a Lake: Trusting the God Who Meets Us In Our Storm.

“Parents, do yourself a favor and read this [Screen Kids] before running out and getting a phone for your child. You’ll be very glad you did.”

-Kirk Cameron, Actor and Producer

HOSTED BY BOB AND DANNAH GRESH AS PART OF OUR LIVESTREAM SERIES

past topics:

Bob and Dannah Gresh are the founders of True Girl, Born to Be Brave, and Grace Prep High School with the goal of helping families grow closer to each other and closer to Jesus and building an intelligent faith. Dannah has authored over 20 books that have been translated into 12 languages, including And the Bride Wore White, and Lies Girls Believe, and is considered one of the leading experts on the subjects of sexual theology and parenting tweens and teens. The Greshes' resources have equipped over one million parents and leaders as they seek to raise their children in confidence and truth. Bob and Dannah live in State College, Pennsylvania.

Dr. Gary Chapman

New York Times Best-Selling Author

Dr. Gary Chapman - author, speaker, and counselor - has a passion for people and for helping them form lasting relationships. He is the bestselling author of The 5 Love Languages series and the director of Marriage and Family Life Consultants, Inc. Gary travels the world presenting seminars, and his radio programs air on more than 400 stations.

Arlene Pellicane

Arlene Pellicane is a speaker, podcaster, and author. Her books include Screen Kids and Grandparenting Screen Kids (co-authored with Dr. Gary Chapman) and Parents Rising. She is the host of the Happy Home podcast, and has been featured on the Today Show, Fox & Friends, Wall Street Journal, and Focus on the Family. She and her husband James have three children.

WINNING THE
SCREEN TIME BATTLE
WITHOUT LOSING YOUR KIDS