Did you know you’re probably a nerd? The heart of a nerd yearns for something beautiful. As a nerd you aren’t satisfied with the way life is going now, yet other than trying to rebuild yourself as something else—something with abs and a mustache and a…
Today we answer questions from listeners like you! We’ll cover how to make tech safe, some solid tech choices for our younger tech users, and give some encouragement to parents who don’t even know where to begin.
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Have you ever looked at tech today and wished for a time when things were simpler? I’ve found myself pining away for those days when remote controls were new inventions and there was literally nothing on tv if you watched too early or too late. Today…
Sometimes in this modern age of entertainment it feels like going outside is a punishment reserved for punishing unruly children who have lost their screen time priveleges.
Just this week I heard myself hollering “Stop hitting your brother. Go…
Analog adventures simply mean having fun at the pace of real life. Choosing to add these to our lives means we push away distractions and make space for something deliberate, maybe even slow, and beautiful.
So how do we do it?
Today we’ll talk…
Smartphones don’t often default to safety, which makes them tricky resources to hand to our children. A child might want to connect with friends using social media or enjoy their favorite game online, but the device is designed to distract: It wants to take as much of...
How do we make real-life fun easy for our children? What can they do OTHER than their digital outlets, and how can we support making it awesome?
In this series we’re looking at how to do Analog Adventures with our family. Today we talk about how to…
Sabbath is a gift. It’s not a rule meant to ruin our fun, it’s a present we are to open and enjoy. But how do we sabbath in a tech world? Today we talk about the three ways we can practice sabbath with our tech and begin to enjoy the rest and presence…
Sometimes tech is just too much for a child, or for a season, and we need to take a step back. I want you to know two things:
– It’s reasonable and loving to remove unhealthy tech. Take a tech break.
– Tech breaks need to be 30 days.
If you’ve given…
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