ATTENTION: PARENTS!!
PARENTING SECRETS REVEALED!
"How To Manage Your Child's screen Time And Keep Them Safe Online "
(WITHOUT ALL THE ARGUMENTS, TEARS AND TANTRUMS)
"Reading this book turned me 180 degrees around about video games. Philip helped me understand why children of today are so drawn to video games what to look out for other than just the amount of time my children spend on their iPads.
Thank you Philip for bridging that gap between generations, this book helped me immensely to connect with children at a deeper lever through understanding the games they are playing. Highly recommending this book to anyone around children be it through their professions or their family lives."
As You Can See...
Watch Us Play Has Already Helped Countless People Around The World...
The Question Is, Are YOU Next?
These Secrets Are All Revealed Inside To Give YOU The Shortcuts To Managing Your Child's Screen Time...
Here's what you'll learn and understand in some of the key chapters of this book
- Chapter 1 - Learn the 3 reasons why kids love playing videogames so that you can identify the signs and know when to take action
- Chapter 2 - Understand how to keep your child safe online and uncover some of the common myths about videogames
- Chapter 4 - Learn the tips and techniques parents use for managing their child's screen time that you can use to create a more peaceful home environment
- Chapter 6 - Uncover the 4 school secrets that hold your child back so that you can immediately have the right conversations with your child's teacher
- Chapter 9 - The 5 step method you can use for improving your child's maths grades so that your child moves to the top of the class and enjoys maths
And many more...
Here Are Two Of The Secrets In The Book From Parents and Child Psychologists From Around the World...
Games Make Children Feel Good
Here's an extract from the book and an interview with Dr. Bethany Cook, a child psychologist, about how games make children feel good.
"And what happens is it releases dopamine in the brain. So it is very similar to any type of addiction. When you like something, you're like, I need that hit. I need that hit. And so two things happen with that. Number one, a child can become addicted to that need, but another is that they can be using it in an effort to self-soothe.
A lot of individuals and children who are on the autism spectrum find comfort in video games. There's predictability. They know what's going to happen. They know what to expect. Sights and sounds are familiar. All of these things that bring peace and comfort, familiarity."
Children Will Always Push Boundaries
Here's another extract from the book and a comment from a mum about managing screen time for her 6-year old son.
"Fortunately, my son does not tend to have tantrums or get upset when we tell him his time is up. If I was to guess, then this is because we, my partner and I, are absolutely consistent with our rules about games and screen time. He knows the games aren't going anywhere and will be there for him to pick up again tomorrow if he wants.
We're also quite strict with not allowing the games to replace any activities. He can't decide not to go to an after-school club and expect to be allowed to watch screens. If he decides not to go, then he needs to find something else to do with that time and he normally chooses to play Lego or write stories."
WITH YOUR ORDER OF THE DIGITAL BOOK YOU WILL GET THESE BONUSES INCLUDED FREE TODAY!
Bonus #1 - Video Interview Library
This bonus is a library of video interviews with parents, industry experts and child psychologists from around the world on the topics of managing screen time and keep children safe online.
- Dr.Bethany Cook - Child psychologist from the US
- Carly Dober - Child psychologist from Australia
- Justin Thomas - Psychologist and Academic Researcher from UK
- Laura Higgins - Senior Director of Community Civility & Safety at Roblox
- Andy Robertson - Author of Taming Gaming and creator of the Family Gaming Database
- Nicole Embra - The Cyber Safety Tech Mum from Australia
- The White Hatters - Online safety experts from Canada
- Titania Jordan - Chief Parenting Officer at Bark
- Sarah Smith - Breck Foundation
- and more...
Bonus #2 - Watch Us Play Program
This video program takes you through the core content of the book so if you are someone who likes to watch video content this bonus is perfect for you.
You can dip in and out, watch in any order, and test the strategies to see what works best for you and your child.
Bonus #3 - Screen Time Shortcut Replays
Access the video records from the 4-day "Screen Time & Safety Shortcut" challenge.
Day 2 focused on managing screen time and successful strategies used by parents from around the world while Day 3 was all about online safety and the techniques you can use to keep your child safe online.
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Digital Copy Of 'Watch Us Play' Book
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BONUS: Library of Expert interviews
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BONUS: Screen Time Shortcut Challenge Replays
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BONUS: How To Get Your Child To Do What You Want
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BONUS: Maths Mastery Course
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BONUS: The 4 School Secrets Impacting Your Child's Progress
$27 (Value)
BONUS: 1000+ Maths Practice Sheets Based on Videogames
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"One of the great features of this book is the concise advice that it offers. Philip provides real-life examples of how to implement strategies and offers concrete steps for parents at a time when changes in tech are difficult to keep up with.
Overall, I would highly recommend this book to anyone looking to support their child's device use at home or people in an educational setting. It provides practical advice and real-world examples that are sure to make a positive impact on children's habits and overall well-being. A must read!"
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WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK
After breaking my neck playing rugby at the start of 2020, not getting surgery because of COVID restrictions and letting it heal naturally (my consultant said it's a miracle) I decided it was time to use my knowledge and experience to help more people.
I'd been working in the videogame industry for over 22 years consulting for brands and governments and in 2008 I consulted for the UK Government about online safety for children.
I also had my own personal experience of starting to play videogames at the age of 7. From the age of 16 I was playing online and would spend 5 hours a night in my bedroom playing. I would be chatting with strangers from around the world and my parents would unplug the power or the internet if I'd been playing too long.
This lead me to writing the first half of the book focused on how parents can manage children's screen time and online safety.
The second half of the book is influenced by my partner who is a teacher. She needed some maths resources for a lesson and I knew that all her students loved playing one specific game - Among Us. We worked to create resources and a lesson plan based on that game and the next day I got a message that her students loved the work and were really engaged.
I then started to create methods and frameworks for creating maths resources based on different games, different maths topics and for different age groups from age 6 to 11.
In the book there are explanations for how to create maths resources based on popular games like Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite and FIFA.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- Philip has over 20 years of experience working in the videogame industry
- He's consulted for global brands and governments through his award-winning agency
- Philip consulted on a UK Government review into Online Child Safety in 2008/09 and was invited to No.10 Downing Street
- He's written for magazines and books including the Guinness Book of World Records, BBC Technology
- He worked for EA SPORTS on the FIFA football game, Disney on the Disney Universe game, and consulted for Square Enix
- He's organised gaming tournaments in schools for games like Minecraft
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