ARE YOU ALLOWING THE MEDIA TO RAISE YOUR CHILDREN?
Kids Media Diet is an organization designed to help parents, educators, healthcare professionals – and anyone who lives and works with children – weed out the media messages bombarding our kids daily. It’s not about unplugging entirely. It’s about achieving a healthy balance in the home. Jean Rogers has done it, and she has three healthy, happy teenagers as proof that her methodology works. You can do it, too. Let Jean Help!
… And now, the Book that Will Save Your Home Life
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“Hats off to Jean Rogers. She helped her children grow up healthy and happy in today’s media-saturated world. And now, in Kids Under Fire, she shares with parents the lessons she learned. Read the book, and prepare to feel empowered.” Diane Levin, Ph.D., Professor of Education |
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And now, for the first time, Jean Rogers shares with parents and others the secrets that helped her three teenage children grow up healthy and happy. Kids under Fire – Seven Simple Steps to Combat the Media Attack on Your Child is a book you won’t be able to put down. “Prepare to feel empowered,” as one reviewer said.
Kids Media Diet Workshops…
Examine startling research and take home techniques that work! Appropriate for PTAs, Schools, Churches, Libraries, Hospitals and Community Groups, this workshop provides tools and confidence for setting time limits and content guidelines.
Click on the link to the right to learn more and book a workshop for your organization.
About the Presenter…
Jean Rogers is a writer, parent educator and advocate for safe media. In addition to a career in marketing, she has taught music and art and served as a Girl Scout Leader and Church School Director. She has published articles on yoga, wellness and parenting topics. She has one daughter, Kate, and twin sons, Evan and Scott. She leads workshops throughout New England.
What They’re Saying About Kids’ Media Diet…
“Of course we worry about the impact media is having on our children every day. Jean helped me recognize how important my role is in creating a home environment where TV and Internet can have positive, limited influence rather than a harmful one.”
Mary Hagadorn, Farmington, CT
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