How To Unplug Your Child New Edition (101 Ways To Help Kids Turn Off Their Gadgets And Enjoy Real Life)

By (author) Joshi Liat Hughes
Short description/annotation:
Packed with a variety of fun, screen-free activities for both indoors and out, at home and on the go, this book is your go-to-guide for entertaining children offline in the digital age. Split into bite-sized chapters, it will provide you with a host of imaginative suggestions to try after school, at the weekend and especially during the holidays.
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This sanity-saving collection of ideas and practical advice will help your child swap their screens for the sunshine and embrace a more balanced and fulfilling lifestyle

Packed with a variety of fun, screen-free activities for both indoors and out, at home and on the go, this book is your go-to-guide for entertaining children offline in the digital age. Split into bite-size chapters, How to Unplug Your Child will provide you with a host of imaginative suggestions to try after school, at the weekend and especially during those long holidays.

Whether it''s getting creative with food and cooking, exploring nature and science or trying arts and crafts, any one of these simple activities will encourage your child to enjoy the numerous benefits of reduced screen exposure, from improved sleep quality and posture to deeper relationships and enhanced mental well-being.

With a positive and informative tone, this book will provide you with all the know-how you need to help your family unwind, recharge and reconnect with the world around them.

Biographical note:
Liat Hughes Joshi is a North London-based parenting author, journalist and coach. She has contributed to many national and international publications including The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Times and The Guardian and a range of magazines and websites. She makes regular appearances on TV and radio providing comment on parenting and family life and is an ICF qualified Executive Coach specialising in parenting. She''s written six books on parenting which have been published in 14 different countries.