About the AuthorNancy is an academic coach who has worked with children for more than 35 years. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Education (MAED) from the University of Southern California, a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from California State University, Hayward, and a life coaching certificate from CoachU University. She has attended countless workshops and read hundreds of books and is expertly educated in the field of self-growth. She also studied under her mentor, a master Waldorf teacher, for over ten years. She has learned that it is impossible to keep at bay the influence of people who deeply care and engage with us. None of us are immune to unconditional love, to really being seen, to really being understood, or to really being cared about. She wants you to know that if your hearts are truly present with your children, you will connect with them, and they will be open to your positive guidance. what are the best sites to download free books Free Your Child From Screen Addiction: A helpful guide for parents with screen addicted children
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A compassionate guide for parentsBy CustomerIn this age of technology, screen addiction has become an issue of concern among parents, teachers, and child care providers. As a human service provider, I often see parents using screen time as a punishment or reward for their children's behavior. Sungyun's book reframes that approach and offers concrete examples of ways in which you can encourage your child to refocus their time and energy into healthy and constructive activities. This book not only offers practical advice to the parent whose child is or may become addicted to screen time, but it also serves as a helpful guide in the bigger picture of compassionate parenting. If you work with children on a regular basis, or perhaps if you are experiencing screen addiction yourself, I encourage you to read this book and take the time to reflect on the prompts that the author provides throughout her writing.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This Book Deserves an A+By Jerome D. ImhoffAs a former educator, I am impressed by Nancy Sungyun's insights and ideas for freeing children from screen addiction. I noticed the impact that of excessive visual stimuli on my students, and this was many years before the advent of smart phones and tablets. What I love about this book is that it compels parents to free themselves from their own screen addiction (somewhat indirectly). Ms. Sungyun's suggestions for engaging with children are creative and practical. Her passion for children and families is readily apparent. This book is well worth a read. But, let's not stop with just reading the book. Let's actually apply the techniques and reap the amazing benefits of meaningfully engaged children and families.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Impressive Guide For Parents!By Ryan JeromeMy girlfriend is a teacher and we both were very impressed with this guide to free your children from screen addiction by Nancy Sungyun. Her insights, writing style and ideas are on point! Her passion for children and families is front row and center. We highly recommend parents to read this book and implement the ideas expressed. Take action to free your child from those screens!