Applying Differentiation-Based Parenting in guiding children’s screen use.
Topic: Parenting in the Digital World
When: Tuesday 17th June, 2025 (past webinar, recording coming soon to the Parent Hope Podcast)
Time: 7 pm Australian EST
This webinar will explore:
- Screen time boundaries that build connection & are within parents’ and teachers’ control.
- Navigating online risks without fear-based parenting
- Applying the Parent ‘I Position’ to conversations with children and teens
Interesting in what Differentiation-Based Parenting is? Read all about it in our latest blog series.
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