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Screen time was an issue that I had so many conversations about and just realized that it was top

of mind for most of the parents that I knew and yet there wasn't that one book that people had you know to say like oh you have to read this and this will help you figure it out the way there might be for sleep or food or other issues that the parents are grappling with so I really set out to write that book. I said

to write the guide that I wish I'd had that was you know reassuring and calm and

based on the evidence but also had a lot of firsthand on the ground detail about what parents are really doing.

Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents

raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reaver, and today's episode is about a topic that is, oh, so relevant to parents like us and that is the topic of

screen time. My guest is Anya Kamenitz, a mother of two, writer and digital

education correspondent for NPR National Public Radio, and author of the

brand new book, The Art of Screen Time, How Your Family Can Balance Digital Media and real life.

Anya's book looks at the most recent,

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