Parent Night Kit

$200 | 6-month access

Bring our highly acclaimed program to your community with the Screen Sanity Parent Night Kit. This all-inclusive kit features a video presentation, discussion questions and printable handouts to host an impactful evening (or morning!) about digital wellness.

Your Parent Night Kit includes:

Expert-led videos that cover today’s top screen-related challenges.
An easy-to-navigate, downloadable presentation. (Get an inside look!)
A comprehensive Host Guide.
Promotional materials and sample messaging to support communication efforts.
Access to the Parent Night Kit portal, which houses all of your digital materials.*

Download our one-page Parent Night Kit Info Sheet to share with your school, PTA/PTO, employer, faith organization or others.

^{*Please note: Screen Sanity is a nonprofit and able to offer the Parent Night Kit at a subsidized price, thanks to generous donors. The presentation is intended for one-time-use and should not be shared or copied. Access will expire six months after purchase.}

If you already purchased a Parent Night Kit, first log in to your account and then go to the Parent Night Kit presentation page.

LEARN MORE ABOUT PARENT NIGHT KIT

Get an inside look at the Parent Night Kit here, including a preview of the presentation, an overview of core content and a peek at the online portal.

INSIDE THE KIT

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Does it feel like you can’t imagine the day you’ll actually be ready to hand your child a phone or let them navigate the world of social media? We’re sharing one of our best tips for building a foundation of digital health that can one day lead your child to device independence (when the time is right!)

Ride. Practice. Drive.

Approach device use like you would teach your child to drive a car. First, they spend years watching YOU. They take note of how you slow down at a stoplight, look in your rear-view window, merge on to a highway, and so much more! They’re naturally absorbing boat loads of information from just watching you.

Then begins the real training. And you’re right next to them, guiding them on when to turn and how fast to go. Sometimes they might hit a curb or stop a little too abruptly — but you’re right there to speak into those moments!

Eventually, it’s time for them to drive solo. You’ve spent the time training and trust the skills they’ve built. They know they can still come to you with questions, as you’ve set yourself up as a trusted resource for them. And sure, maybe there are still parameters and boundaries, such as a curfew and passenger limit, but they’re now driving solo!

Wondering how this principle applies to your preschool, elementary school or middle school child? Our age-specific Plugged-in Planner gives prompts to help you begin building this foundation of digital health. Find yours on Amazon or at the link in bio.

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