Bucket Emptying: One Rule for Screens This Summer

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A must‑listen for every parent navigating the screen‑time battle this summer!

Today, I cut through the overwhelm with one simple, highly effective rule that stops arguments, protects your child’s sleep, stabilises their mood, and restores calm at home.

If you’re seeing bedtime resistance, evening meltdowns, wired behaviour at night, or grumpy mornings, this episode explains why screens are disrupting your child’s emotional regulation – and exactly how to fix it without becoming the screen police.

So take a seat, pour yourself a cuppa, and enjoy the conversation…

**Highlights from this episode:**

01:06 – A different rule for Summer

03:20 – Screens are not the enemy

06:06 – 2 minute conversations

09:21 – What are your endpoints?

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