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Jennifer Martinez
Premium Plan
What Do You Need to Discuss?
Select a scenario to get conversation guidance
Conversation Tips
Choose the Right Time
Avoid starting difficult conversations during screen time. Car rides and walks work well.
Listen More Than Talk
Ask open-ended questions and really listen. Avoid jumping to solutions.
Stay Curious, Not Furious
Lead with curiosity instead of anger. "Help me understand" works better than accusations.
Share Your Own Experiences
Talk about your own technology challenges. It builds connection and trust.
Detailed Conversation Guides
Step-by-step guidance for common digital parenting conversations
Personalized Suggestions
Conversation topics based on your children's recent activity
Emma
14 years old
Talk about late-night phone usage
SuggestedCheck in about social media feelings
WeeklyLucas
11 years old
New game installed - discuss content together
NewCelebrate improved homework mode compliance!
PositiveSophie
8 years old
Regular check-in about favorite shows
WeeklyProfessional Help Resources
When you need additional support
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
If your child is in crisis or expressing thoughts of self-harm
Crisis Text Line
Text-based support for those in crisis
Common Sense Media
Age-based reviews and digital wellness resources
Family Online Safety Institute
Tools and resources for digital parenting
Remember: Seeking professional help is a sign of strength, not weakness. If you're concerned about your child's digital habits or mental health, don't hesitate to reach out to a qualified professional.