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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As you contemplate your teenager driving, you experience a mix of emotions and thoughts. Concern for your child’s safety is paramount, coupled with the realization that granting independence through driving is a significant milestone. You’re probably thinking about the importance of thorough driving education, reinforcing responsible behavior on the road, and instilling good decision-making skills. Trust in your teenager’s ability to handle the newfound responsibility comes with an underlying anxiety for potential risks. Balancing pride in your teen’s growing independence and the innate worry that comes with letting go, you navigate the delicate transition of watching your teenager take the wheel and embark on a new chapter of adulthood.

We know this is an exciting but emotional time for you, so review the teen driving contract with your child, and rest easy knowing you’ve communicated with your new driver what you believe is the safe way to drive. Then send him to the grocery store for your next errand. This is newly found freedom, Mom!

If you want some other contracts for your kids, have them sign the social media contract or the cell phone contract today.

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