Balancing Tech and Family During the Holidays

Make Technology Work for You, Not Against You

Hi AI-Powered Super Parents,

Welcome back! I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend filled with love, laughter, and moments of gratitude. As we head into the heart of the holiday season, it’s a great time to reflect on how we can make technology work for us—not against us—when it comes to creating quality family time.

This week, we’re diving into practical tips and tools to help you manage tech and prioritize what matters most.

  1. Create Tech-Free Zones for Quality Connection: 

The dinner table and family game nights are perfect opportunities to set aside devices and focus on being present. Start small—pick one family activity this week where screens are off-limits. You might be surprised how quickly it becomes a cherished tradition!

  1. Leverage Smart AI Tools to Save Time: 

AI can be a parent’s best friend when it comes to organizing family life. From planning meals to managing schedules, these tools free up hours every week. Check out these recent blog posts for inspiration:

  1. Schedule Family Time First: 

Shared calendars can make planning family activities simple and stress-free. Consider starting a “Family Friday” tradition—schedule it first and plan everything else around it. Tools like Google Calendar or AI-powered apps can make this seamless. Use my FREE customGPT, Riley the FamilyBondAI, to help you set up this new tradition!

Spotlight: Upcoming Webinar – Don’t Miss Out! 

💡 "AI and Family Time Management"

  • When: Wednesday, December 13th at 3 PM EST 

  • Where: Online – Reserve Your Spot Here 

  • Learn how to reclaim hours each week using AI tools and strategies designed for busy families. This live session includes actionable insights and a Q&A to address your most pressing questions.

Closing Note: This holiday season, let’s use tech to make our lives simpler, our connections stronger, and our moments together more meaningful.

Have questions, ideas, or experiences to share? 

Reply to this email—I’d love to hear from you!

Warmly, 

Warren Schuitema 

From Screen Time to Family Time

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