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We recently received an email with a link to a very interesting article on kids and screentime. We all know screen time is everywhere, so we wanted to share it with you.

Loneliness can be tough for kids, especially when they’re away from their loved ones. Whether it’s a parent on a work trip, a grandparent who lives far away, or even just a child spending their first night in their own room, the comfort of a familiar voice can make all the difference.  

In today’s digital world, screens are everywhere. From tablets and TVs to smartphones and gaming consoles, children are exposed to technology from an early age. While screen time can be educational and entertaining, too much of it can lead to issues such as sleep disruption, decreased attention spans, and reduced physical activity.

I was first drawn to this book by the cover. It was sitting up by the cash wrap and little Victor's eyes drew me in; so expressive and cute. Also, the watercolor style is unique and beautiful. I snapped it up without even reading it. I can usually tell if a picture book is going to be for me just by the cover. When I got it home and opened it up this morning I was not disappointed.

Introducing the Recordable Book Buddy: A Screen-Free Solution for Strengthening Family Bonds and Childhood Literacy

In today’s digital age, it’s becoming increasingly common for kids to spend hours in front of screens—whether it’s for gaming, watching videos, or even educational apps. While technology has its place, many parents are looking for ways to reduce screen time and encourage more meaningful, hands-on activities that spark creativity, learning, and physical movement. Here are some fantastic alternatives to screens that can keep kids engaged and entertained: