Bring peace and structure to your home with our Daily Screen Time Contract printable. Your child will learn how to manage screen time in healthy ways and stop asking you for more. This printable establishes clear screen time rules and helps your child grow into a responsible screen user by empowering him with ways to earn screen time! 

Why Moms Like You Love It

• It empowers moms. This screen time contract printable equips you to set clear expectations, making it easier for you and your children to navigate the digital world. Plus, it cuts down on the constant barrage of questioning for more screen time because your child will know exactly how to earn more. 
• It’s customizable. No child entirely fits in a “one-size-fits-all” category. Plus, your family life probably looks different on the weekends, over a holiday break, or on a random Wednesday afternoon. That’s why we created this screen time contract for you to tailor to your family’s needs. 
• It’s easy for kids to use. With colorful graphics and kid-friendly language, children as young as 5 can follow along.
• It promotes healthy habits. By outlining agreed-upon screen time rules, you encourage responsible device use. Plus, when device time tends to skyrocket during school breaks, your child can practice balancing time on and time off a device.

How to Get Started

1. Print. Download and print the screen time contract instantly.

2. Customize. Create one for each child (and day or season).

3. Discuss. Give each child a screen time contract. As a family, talk about the screen time rules. While every family is unique, these four ways to navigate screen time can be applied universally.

4. Use. After your child earns an hour of screen time, hand over one of these screen time tickets.

And, hey, if your family appreciates the screen time contract, grab our teen cell phone contract and social media contract, too. Those are great tools to keep on hand when you say “yes” to a cell phone or social media. 

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Generosity doesn’t come easily to some children. You might see it in your own family. One child shares everything while another holds tightly to that last cookie or his matchbox car. If generosity is a struggle for your child, take heart! Teaching generosity to kids is something parents can do with a little thoughtfulness and of course, by example. 

Teaching kids about generosity takes creativity. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a big help. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on generosity, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching generosity to kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about generosity. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child being generous. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching generosity to kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Generosity is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Wisdom might feel like something that only comes with age and experience. It’s true, life’s ups and downs, observing the world, and natural consequences do help people grow in wisdom, but that doesn’t mean wisdom for kids is not possible. You can teach wisdom for kids and help your child grow in this trait that will serve him or her in school, friendships, decision making, and family life.  

Teaching wisdom to kids takes thoughtfulness on your part. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a big help. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on wisdom, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching character to kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about wisdom. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child exhibiting wisdom. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Wisdom for kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Wisdom is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Self-control for kids might feel like an impossibility. In fact, impulsivity might seem to be your child’s most dominant characteristic. But take heart because self-control can be taught to kids. Self-control for kids will make your life easier—it’ll mean fewer arguments and more obedience. But it’s also a quality that will help them grow friendships and make wise choices later in life.

Teaching self-control to kids takes patience and persistence. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a big help. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on self-control, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement.

Part of teaching character to kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about self-control. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child exhibiting self-control. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Self-control for kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in.

Self-control is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Does self-discipline for kids sound like an impossible goal? If you have a child you have to constantly remind about homework, nag about picking up her bedroom, or drag to practice, self-discipline probably feels like a dream, not a reality. It’s worth focusing on because as you know, you won’t always be there to motivate your child. It has to come from within. 

It takes a disciplined parent to teach self-discipline for kids. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a big help. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on self-discipline, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching self-discipline for kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about self-discipline. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child showing self-discipline. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching self-discipline to kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Self-discipline is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more.

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You don’t have to look or listen too hard to hear someone complain about disrespectful kids. Teachers, employers, senior citizens—they see it. Many parents wonder how to teach kids respect when the world around them is showing the opposite. Knowing how to teach kids respect starts with recognizing and pointing out disrespect. But then it takes modeling respectful language and holding your children to a higher standard of behavior. 

That might sound like a tall order, but iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a big help. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on respect, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching respect for kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about respect. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child being respectful. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching respect to kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Respect is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Responsibility is one of those character traits that most people eventually learn through natural consequences. You forget to pay the electric bill and your power gets shut off! But parents who work on teaching responsibility to kids can help them grow into adults who not only never get their power turned off, but also make other wise choices for life. Teaching responsibility isn’t one size fits all, but it’s something every child will benefit from.

Teaching responsibility to kids is something parents have to constantly stay on top of. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a good starting point. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on responsibility, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching responsibility is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about responsibility. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child showing responsibility. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching responsibility to kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Responsibility is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Perseverance for kids can be a tricky thing for parents to teach. It’s easy to want to bail them out when things get tough. Whether your child is saving up for a big purchase and has a lot of lawns yet to mow or she’s struggling to memorize her multiplication facts, perseverance is something that if taught now, will serve kids well into the future. 

Perseverance for kids is something parents have to constantly stay on top of. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a good starting point. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on perseverance, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching perseverance for kids is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about perseverance. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child showing perseverance. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching perseverance for kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Perseverance is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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For a lot of kids, kindness comes naturally and fades as we become adults. But what if today’s parents put an extra focus on teaching kids kindness? What if we treated kindness with as much importance as hard work and intelligence? We’d be setting our kids up to live in a better world.  

Teaching kids kindness isn’t hard, but it’s something that takes being intentional. iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a good starting point. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on kindness, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching kids kindness is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about kindness. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child showing kindness. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching kids kindness is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

Kindness is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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Wondering how to teach patience in a world that wants everything five minutes ago? You might feel like you’re fighting a losing battle, but a patient child grows to become a patient adult. While teaching patience to kids might be a test of a mom’s self-control, it’s a character trait that we have to focus on.

If you want to know how to teach patience to kids iMOM’s Good Character Traits printable is a great starting point. We’ve designed a calendar to help you focus on a different trait each month, but if your child needs an extra focus on patience, this printable can be used at any time of the year. It includes a definition you can cut out and hang on the fridge or the mirror in your child’s bathroom (or both). There’s also a Bible verse to offer direction and encouragement. 

Part of teaching patience is having discussions about the trait and how it relates to life, so we’ve included a conversation starter question to dig deeper. It’s guaranteed to help your child think differently about patience. We’re so confident that these tools along with our calendar and its accompanying stickers will lead to great things for your child that the printable page includes a reward certificate with space for you to write how you saw your child being patient. If you really want to reinforce the lesson, you can print a handful and give a certificate to your child weekly. And because we know kids love rewards, each Good Character Trait printable comes with a coupon to give your child. Use our reward, or come up with one of your own that you know will be a big incentive. Teaching patience to kids is worth the hard work you’re going to put in. 

is just one of 12 character traits we want to help you build in your kids. Here are more. 

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