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Screen Time Is Not Forever

Name: Screen Time Is Not Forever
ISBN: 9781631985362

Elizabeth Verdick

Marieka Heinlen

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Help kids unplug from their devices and establish good habits that will keep them safe onlineScreens can help us learn, play, and stay connected. But kids also need plenty of time away from screens to grow, sleep well, play freely, and connect with others in real life. Screen Time Is Not Forever helps children and families understand the importance of moderating their tech use. Using simple language and relatable examples, this encouraging book teaches that screens are just one part of a full and healthy life. Kids learn what to do when it’s time to turn off the tablet or TV—and how to make smart choices when they’re online.The award-winning Best Behavior® series supports children in learning everyday social-emotional skills, like managing impulses, choosing respectful behavior, and navigating daily boundaries with confidence. Whether the challenge is ending a favorite show or staying screen-safe online, this book helps kids build lifelong habits rooted in self-awareness, balance, and care.

Demonstrates the importance of device-free time with friends, family, and alone
Teaches simple safety rules for using screens responsibly and staying safe online
Encourages positive choices instead of defaulting to screen time out of boredom or habit
Pairs bright illustrations with clear language to help kids connect to real-life situations
Expands on the themes in the board book with the same title

Screen Time Is Not Forever helps parents, caregivers, educators, and counselors who want to set screen-time limits without power struggles. Ideal for reading at home or in classrooms, it opens up positive conversations about digital balance and online safety. The book also includes back matter with practical tips and activities to help adults create healthy screen-time routines and guide children in developing tech habits that support their well-being. Great for children who read the board book edition and need an expanded reminder when behaviors resurface.