A free, practical guide to help parents and kids make informed, drama-free decisions about apps and games - together.
You're tired of the app requests. One minute, your kid wants Snapchat; the next, it’s a game you’ve never heard of. You’re caught between saying no and feeling like the bad guy or giving in and worrying about what they’ll find online.
It shouldn’t be this complicated. You just want to make quick, smart decisions without every app or game request turning into an argument.
There’s a way to do just that. Without the guilt, the bandwidth or the guesswork.
Your brain is not a computer.
How This Worksheet Simplifies Parents Screen Time Choices
The Digital Due Diligence Worksheet gives you a simple, step-by-step process to make fast, informed decisions about app downloads and game choices, together with your child.
By involving your child in the information gathering and decision making, you’ll help them build digital critical thinking skills, and allow them age-appropriate agency over their online choices. That means fewer battles and smarter screen use that fits your family’s circumstances and values.
What You’ll Get Inside
A 3-Step Framework: Quickly research, discuss, and decide - without the drama and the drain on your bandwidth.
Easy-to-Use Prompts: Help your child take the initiative and investigate apps for safety, privacy, and purpose.
Conversation Starters: Calmly address concerns without sounding like the “bad guy.”
Expert Guidance: Created by Jocelyn Brewer, cyberpsychology educator and founder of Digital Nutrition, who’s been helping families manage tech use for over a decade.
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Start making collaborative, conflict-free decisions about apps today.
MEET CYBERPSYCHOLOGY EDUCATOR JOCELYN BREWER
Your Expert Guide to Digital Wellbeing
A Sydney-based psychologist, former teacher, and founder of Digital Nutrition, Jocelyn has been flipping the script on ‘screentime’, ‘digital detoxes’ and her personal pet peeve, the notion that you have to ‘disconnect to reconnect’ since 2013. With decades of experience working with adolescents, she helps families build intentional, savvy tech habits that support optimal well-being online and off.
Download the Digital Due Diligence Worksheet now and start making informed, guilt-free decisions about your child’s tech use.
P.S. It’s Free!
You’ve got nothing to lose - except the arguments and stress. Get the worksheet now and see how easy it can be to respond thoughtfully to your kids app requests.