Screen Time Tracker Toolkit

$5.00

Screen Time Tracker Toolkit is an easy, feel-good system to help you (and your kid) stay in sync about screens.

Designed for modern moms who want clarity, not control. The Screen Time Tracker Toolkit is designed to feel like a resource, not a restriction. It is visual, flexible, judgment-free, and can be modified to suit your family needs and values. 

Screen Time Tracker Toolkit is an easy, feel-good system to help you (and your kid) stay in sync about screens.

Designed for modern moms who want clarity, not control. The Screen Time Tracker Toolkit is designed to feel like a resource, not a restriction. It is visual, flexible, judgment-free, and can be modified to suit your family needs and values. 

“Finally, a screen-time system I actually use—not one that makes me feel like a tech tyrant. I laminated mine and stuck it on the fridge. My bestie made hers into a travel binder.”

What’s Inside:

  1. Daily Tracker Pages – For kids ages 3–12+ (customizable by age/stage)

  2. Weekly Reflection Cards – Simple check-ins with prompts like:

    “What screen thing made me happy?” / “What was too much?”

  3. Earn & Spend Token Printables – For optional reward-based screen minutes

  4. “Before Screen” Checklist – Visual reminder for routines and responsibilities

  5. Calm Down Countdown Cards – To help transition away from the screen without a meltdown

  6. Screen-Free Swap Cards – Quick ideas when your kid says “I’m bored” (and you’re out of energy)

  7. Editable Canva Templates – So moms can plug in their own family rules, values, and time goals

  8. Screen Style Audit (for grown-ups!) – A printable reflection for YOU to look at your own screen habits, lovingly

Why It Works:

  • Uses visual cues to empower kids (not just timers and threats)

  • Creates shared language between parents and kids about tech

  • Offers flexibility: strict, chill, and hybrid moms can all use it

  • It’s fun—designed to feel more like a cool planner than a punishment chart

  • Encourages consistency without perfection