Pay For Your Games
Lately, the one recommendation I have been giving to parents the most is "pay for your games." Why? Because you want to be the developers customer, not the fuel for their revenue model.
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More Effective Than Controlling Screen Time
Controlling screen time may not be enough to produce the outcome you want for your kids. In this article I share a new way of thinking about how to make sure our kids get their social development needs met.
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To Outrage, or Not to Outrage?
When I read something outrageous, it can take some serious effort not to start lashing out and acting angry myself. That is rarely productive. The best way I've found to handle it is to focus on helping people.
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Simple Rules for Video Games
I learned from baseball that simple rules can produce complex behaviors that are pretty smart under pressure. Here are my three simple rules for managing video game time.
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How Does a Video Game End?
If you are a parent trying to end game time, one question you need to answer is, how does your child's game actually END?
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Cheat Code
A description of Cheat Code, Scotts Family Friendly Keynote to help parents learn video game secrets.
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