Guilt-free ways to handle kids + technology...
Invite Child Development and Technology expert Jean Rogers to bring sanity, humor and even calm to the conversation. Jean is Director of the Screen Time Action Network. She has helped schools, corporations, communities and families achieve balance.
Screen-Aware Early Childhood
Screen-Aware Early Childhood helps educators, caregivers, and families make intentional choices about young children’s screen use from birth to age eight. Drawing on research and the Screen-Aware Framework for Early Childhood (SAFEC), it offers practical strategies, tools, and guidance to protect developmental well-being and build resilience in a media-saturated world.
“I am so grateful to you! You have no idea how your words and writing have helped our family.”
Laura Derrendinger, RN and mom of 4
How Jean Can Help
Return To Wonder
Welcome to a place where we can meet to think about those people, places, routines and rituals that bring meaning to our daily lives and perspective to technology’s place in it. A blog for this time. A time to read and reflect.
Testimonials
"Jean has a knack for making large online audiences feel like they're present at a community event. Warm, yet authoritative, Jean helps people feel like their time online with her is time well spent."
Criscillia Benford, PhD
Professor, Researcher, and Thought Leader
"One of the leading voices in digital wellness, Jean’s work ensures that we can preserve the essence of childhood—imagination, creative play, and warm, loving family relationships. Whether speaking or facilitating, Jean helps groups make sense of the confusing data around children’s screen time and achieve goals that bring back equilibrium."
Tiffany Shlain
Filmmaker, Author, Internet Pioneer
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“Jean has been able to help children and families navigate digital issues effectively, ensuring that children have healthier and happier outcomes.”
Doug Gentile, PhD
Author, Game On! Sensible Answers About Video Games and Media Violence
Professor, Psychology, Media Research Lab, Iowa State University
“Kids Under Fire is a very readable, very positive, and very useful guide to dealing with electronic media in a healthy way.”
Craig A. Anderson, Distinguished Professor, Director, Center for Study of Media Violence, Iowa State University
“… prepared to feel empowered.”
Diane Levin, Ph.D., Professor of Education, Boston University
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