by Toby Davis | May 31, 2026 | Family Technology Rules
No Devices at Dinner: Why This One Rule Is Worth the Effort The no devices at dinner rule sounds simple. And it is simple — conceptually. The practice of it, when everyone’s used to having a device at hand, is a bit harder. But this is one of the most reliably... by Toby Davis | May 31, 2026 | Family Technology Rules
Setting Screen Time Limits for Kids Without the Daily Battle Setting screen time limits for kids is one of those parenting tasks that sounds straightforward and turns out to be anything but. You set the limit. It gets tested. You enforce it, or you don’t. And... by Toby Davis | May 31, 2026 | Family Technology Rules
How to Set Family Technology Rules That Actually Work Family technology rules that nobody follows aren’t rules — they’re wishes. Most families have them in some form, and most families find them hard to maintain. The problem usually isn’t the rules... by Toby Davis | May 30, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
How to Raise a Child Who Loves Learning Beyond the Classroom School isn’t enough to raise a child who loves learning. For many kids, school does the opposite — it associates learning with obligation, assessment, and compliance. If you want your child to hold... by Toby Davis | May 30, 2026 | Homework and School Stress
When Kids Don’t Want to Read: Building the Habit Without the Battle When kids don’t want to read, the conventional advice is often “just make them.” But for most reluctant readers, forced reading produces resentment of books, not a reading...
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