Digital Boundaries Workbook for Families: A Guided Tool to Talk About Technology, Set Rules, and Build Healthy Screen Habits Together
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Help your family take control of screen time….without arguments.
This interactive workbook is designed for families with kids who want to create healthy digital habits together. Through fun activities, real-life scenarios, and weekly check-ins, the Digital Boundaries Workbook for Families turns tech talks into teamwork.
What your family will gain:
Understand your screen habits and emotions
Create clear rules with a Family Tech Agreement
Practice safety with real online scenarios
Reflect on moods, usage patterns, and digital strengths
Discover screen-free activities that build connection
Whether you’re navigating app requests, screen-time struggles, or just want a digital refresh, this workbook helps your family connect offline and make smarter choices online.
What’s inside:
3-month tracker for Digital Wins & Weekly Check-Ins
Real-life scenarios with conversation prompts
Personalized Family Tech Agreement template
Unplugged challenges and screen-free fun ideas
Insightful Activities, glossary of terms, coloring pages, and more
Certificate of Completion and Digital Pledge
Perfect for families, educators, homeschoolers, and caregivers looking for a supportive and practical tool to build healthier relationships with technology—together.
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ASIN : B0FCLCLP26
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : June 7, 2025
Language : English
Print length : 101 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8287169626
Item Weight : 9 ounces
Reading age : 5 – 14 years
Dimensions : 7 x 0.23 x 10 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #2,007,083 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #200 in Children’s Internet Books #1,021 in School-Age Children Parenting #1,067 in Privacy & Online Safety
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Gokhan Canakci –
Digital boundaries
I didnât expect to enjoy a âworkbook,â but this one really surprised me. It felt less like a set of rules and more like a conversation starter â and thatâs exactly what we needed as a family.Weâve had so many tense moments around screen time with our kids, and this book gave us a calm, structured way to talk about it. The questions made us think, not just about what we do with technology, but why â and what kind of habits we want to build together.One of my favorite parts was setting shared values and creating agreements that actually make sense for us, not just copying rules from somewhere else. It felt collaborative, not controlling.If youâve ever felt stuck or frustrated when trying to manage tech in your home, this book really helps open things up in a positive way.
Lisette Martinez –
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I really like how this book gives kids a chance to self-reflect on what they are doing throughout the day. There are activities not only to see how often they are on a screen, but also to think about their own feelings during that time. I really love this for my kids, and it has opened up some great discussions.
Shari K –
This should be required reading!!
This is an excellent book! If you want to have kids or already have them you MUST read this!! You will thank yourself later!!