So, I was at the gym the other day, and I couldn’t help but notice this twenty-something year old guy next to me who was […]
Do Brain Games Make Us Smarter?
As I get older, I find myself more drawn to the idea that we can train our brains to make us smarter. Although the idea […]
Avoiding the Temptation of Technology
Technology can be so alluring because it provide an easy way to get many of our psychological needs met (i.e., for belonging, power/esteem, freedom, fun). […]
Ready Player One – The Magic of Nostalgia
This book review is long overdue, but I wanted to give my highest recommendation for Ready Player One by Austin’s own, Ernest Cline. I put this book […]
The Power of Screen Time
The power of screen time cannot be ignored for many reasons. One of the main reasons we are all so drawn to the power of […]
Ways to Reduce Screen Time – Part 1
I previously blogged about some of the dangers of screen time – some of the specific concerns and then what is likely the greatest harm of […]
Concerns about Kids’ Technology Use
Technology isn’t good nor bad – it just is. In that way, it is like books. Books aren’t inherently better than computers or other technologies. […]
Be a Positive Influence
Another typical day at the Miller residence. Meghan has been critical of her 10-year-old son, Jackson, all morning. He was slow to get ready for […]
Trying to Control Our Kids
You’ve probably heard this said countless times already, but it is true: Raising children can be one of the most rewarding and challenging endeavors we […]
Modeling Balanced Screen Time as Parents
By now, we’ve all probably seen the Gandhi quote, “Be the change you want to see in the world” on a bumper sticker or heard it […]
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