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Reviewed by Bryone Peters for Readers' Favorite
Limiting screen time for children has become a parenting nightmare for many. Arguments, frustration, and hopelessness are the norm in many parents’ daily lives. The Screen Switch by Anna Wells is designed with these parents' needs in mind. Finally, the antidote for the screen epidemic is here. It is the toolkit that every parent needs to navigate a family crisis. Wells provides online and offline solutions. Get yours and your children’s sleep back on track. Wells has consulted with various sources, pediatricians, research centers, and families who have provided feedback on the tools presented. The book helps with immediate meltdowns, a week-by-week build, and long-term family maintenance. It’s for families that need help with designing an effective system. That is why it is brilliant.
The Screen Switch by Anna Wells is for those of us who cannot go a minute or two without our phones. Parents will love this resource. There are so many other screens from different devices, and no one can seem to keep their hands and eyes off them. I love how Wells reiterates that it is not perfection, but progress, which is the main goal. Wells's advice in referring to your efforts to build your calm is brilliant and much needed. And I think parents will gladly take all the help they can get. The steps listed are practical, strategic, and easy to implement and customize. Wells' recommendations are straightforward, and parents will be pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to implement a better system.
