Digital Minimalism for Families
Screens don't have to be the daily battle. Digital Minimalism for Families is a practical, beautifully designed 12-page guide that helps parents of primary-school-aged kids (5–12) build healthier tech habits at home — without constant nagging, guilt, or giving up devices altogether.
This isn't another list of scary screen-time statistics. It's a real toolkit: clear principles, step-by-step strategies, and fill-in templates you can start using today.
What's inside:
- 5 core principles behind sustainable digital minimalism
- 8 practical low-tech strategies (tech-free zones, visual timers, charging stations, screen-free mornings, and more)
- A sample weekly screen-balanced rhythm you can adapt to your family
- A "Boredom Box" idea list — 14 screen-free activities kids can reach for on their own
- A fillable Family Tech Agreement template, ready to print and sign together
- Answers to the pushback every parent hears ("But all my friends have a phone!")
- A simple 30-day quick-start plan to phase in new habits without overwhelm
Why families love it:
Designed to be calm, warm, and genuinely usable — not preachy. Print it, pin it to the fridge, or keep it on your tablet (ironic, we know) for reference whenever you need a reset.
No pep talk. Just a plan.
Built for busy, not lazy.
Twelve-page answers
Print it. Use it. Done.