The Screen Reset
Replace the fight with a plan.
A complete package that replaces the daily fight with a written structure everyone in the house agrees to — plus a library of screen-free activities to fill the gap.
What this is
The Screen Reset is a complete package for Kenyan parents who are tired of the daily phone-and-screen negotiation. It doesn't try to eliminate screens. It replaces the chaos with a written plan that everyone in the house agrees to — including your child.
UNICEF data shows Kenyan children spend 3–5 hours daily online. That's more time than they spend with their parents on weekdays. The phone has become the auntie, the nanny, the after-school caretaker. And it's teaching your child things you'd never approve.
You've tried rules. You've tried taking the phone. You've tried explaining why. Nothing holds.
The package has two parts:
- A structure — a custom Family Digital Contract that names the specific apps, times, and household rules. Your child helps write it, so they can't claim it was imposed on them.
- A replacement — a library of screen-free STEAM DIY activities that give your child something to do instead of scroll. Kitchen chemistry, cardboard circuits, bottle rockets, kitchen-garden biology — all using materials you already have.
The goal isn't punishment. It's giving your child something better to do than the screen.
What's included
- A diagnostic call with a family coach — we map your child's habits and your household rules
- A custom Family Digital Contract, written with you and signed by the whole family
- Check-ins to hold the line and adjust as needed
- Screen-Free STEAM DIYs: kitchen chemistry, cardboard circuits, bottle rockets, kitchen-garden biology
- WhatsApp support between check-ins
Who this is for
Parents whose child's phone and screen habits have started to affect schoolwork, sleep, or family time — and who are ready to try a written plan instead of shouting matches.
Who this is not for
Parents looking for a way to ban screens entirely. This program is about structure, not elimination. If your household isn't ready to follow a written contract, this won't work.
What changes in the house
By the end of the package:
- The evening negotiation stops — there's a written rule, and everyone signed it
- Your child has something to do instead of scroll
- You stop being the "bad guy" — the contract is
- Homework time becomes more predictable because the phone isn't competing for attention