Recently, a mom on Instagram messaged me about phones. She was afraid that her phone usage was getting out of hand, and felt bad for being frequently distracted in front of her children. I know I’ve been there, and I’m guessing you have too. It can be a struggle to find a balance between being present for your family and still using your phone when you need to.

11. How Should I Handle Screentime as a Parent?

Raising Good Parents is the place to hear the questions, struggles, and victories of real parents in the trenches.  Dr Phil Boucher is a husband, father, and pediatrician in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska.  His practice is focused on empowering parents to be present, confident, and productive - to worry less and enjoy parenthood even more.  If you're overtired, stressed out, guilt-ridden - this is the place to regain your sanity, get the reassurance you need, the sleep you need, and feel confident as a parent.

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Raising Good Parents is the place to hear the questions, struggles, and victories of real parents in the trenches. Dr Phil Boucher is a husband, father, and pediatrician in private practice in Lincoln, Nebraska. His practice is focused on empowering parents to be present, confident, and productive - to worry less and enjoy parenthood even more. If you're overtired, stressed out, guilt-ridden - this is the place to regain your sanity, get the reassurance you need, the sleep you need, and feel confident as a parent.

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11. How Should I Handle Screentime as a Parent?

11. How Should I Handle Screentime as a Parent?