Parents: Meet Dr. S, author of KIDS, PARENTS & TECHNOLOGY: A GUIDE FOR YOUNG FAMILIES, the current comprehensive resource for raising and managing digital kids.
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Based on parenting guidance by the distinguished American child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. S., ZillyDilly reinvents the internet for parents and children alike.
Click here Dr. S highly recommends this video. It is long, but if you really serious about media and kids, please watch the whole thing!
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Dr. S Talks with Kids: In these charming videos for kids 2 through 10, best if watched together with a parent, Dr. S introduces himself and his friends to ideas that prepare them to cooperate with loved ones and parents who are reorganizing kids' home media consumption according to KIDS, PARENTS & TECHNOLOGY: A GUIDE FOR YOUNG FAMILIES.
Dr. S Talks with kids Lesson 1: There is a time and place for media, and parents know best.
Dr. S Talks with kids Lesson 2: Face-to-face contact is more rewarding than media consumption.
“Dr. Schwarz is definitely the person to teach us…Excellent…I love (those) ideas…I love the fact that you are using technology in your practice…A great book that is available today.”
– “Family Talk: Dr. Daisy Sutherland”; blogtalkradio
“I read the book over the Memorial Day weekend. I have four daughters and found it to be a big help!”
– George Zaloom, Founder & CEO at FaceChipz
“As a parent coach and dietitian, thank you so much! I love new approaches and inspirational work.”
– Kathleen Putnam, Owner, Nutrition Works
“… The last section of the book includes a discussion of the use of electronic media by clinicians as a therapeutic tool. It provides important information for clinicians who provide therapeutic interventions for children…This book is a must read for parents whose children are frequent users of electronic media…”
– Kathleen Nader, DSE
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