“I was feeling completely defeated & confounded by the way that screentime was taking over my kids' lives and creating conflict in our relationship. Working with Emily…gave me a roadmap and the tools I needed to reduce the role of screens in our family life while deepening the connection I feel with my kids.”
Eric H.
Client
“Emily’s researched and thoughtful approach to the issue of screen use in our family allowed us to understand the need from our children’s perspective and allowed them to understand the rationale behind our screentime limitations.”
J.W.
Client
“Working with Emily has been such a joy… With her help, we are doing the real work of building a relationship with our daughter outside of screens and instead founded on our familial values and beliefs that will hopefully guide us through most, if not all, of life’s stumbling blocks.”
J.M
Client
“I cannot rave enough about the life-changing nature of working with Emily Cherkin, The Screentime Consultant… One-on-one coaching was well worth the investment because we could really customize a way forward that worked for our unique family dynamic.”
C.C.
Client
“Emily has helped me look at how I approach tech and parenting… I am grateful for her support and helping my family focus on our values while we become tech-intentional. I highly recommend working with her.”
E.B.
Client
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In The Screentime Solution, Emily teaches parents to become “tech-intentional”: using screen-based technologies to enhance, nurture, and align with family values while avoiding, delaying, or limiting screentime that interferes with healthy mental, physical, cognitive, and emotional development.
With humor, empathy, and experience, Emily invites parents to:
become tech-intentional, without feeling judged, shamed, or blamed;
implement her research-supported, developmentally appropriate tools to find screentime balance; and
build a movement around tech-intentionality (this is good for everyone―children and adults alike).
