Overview
- The nationwide program pairs in-store workshops with online materials to educate families on balanced phone use
- The initiative is built on Robbins’ five research-backed rules that emphasize parent modeling of screen boundaries
- Key practices include banning phones at bedtime, keeping devices in a central charging station, and making dinner a phone-free zone
- Robbins urges parents to open dialogue by asking children about their favorite apps instead of imposing strict bans
- She highlighted rising concerns over unregulated AI deep fakes and called for stronger oversight to protect digital wellness