The child won't let go of his cell phone, and he will respond ten times to what you say.
He was yelled at, scolded, confiscated, and disconnected from the Internet—the more he was controlled, the worse he got, and the parent-child relationship dropped to a freezing point.
You think he is addicted to games, but in fact he is looking for things on his mobile phone that he cannot get in reality: a sense of accomplishment, control, and belonging.
This book doesn't make a lot of sense. Each chapter is a real case, and each step is a method that can be followed.
The three-step method of "agree-reminder-transfer", family digital convention, non-violent communication techniques...
Starting today, let your children put down their mobile phones without yelling or urging them.
You don't need a perfect child, you just need the right approach.
