May 6, 2026 · 45 min · 18 segments
Today’s episode on the challenge of balancing technology or screen time for the kids in our lives I think is really relatable to so many of us. But, how is this related to the Global Grit Experience…
Today's episode on the challenge of balancing screen time for the kids in our lives, I think is really relatable to so many of us.
But how is this related to the Global Grid Experience that's about nature and the outdoors? Well, when kids and teenagers would rather be looking at a screen inside than doing something outside, I think we're losing that connection to nature and the outdoors in our kids.
So my guest today is the fabulous Erin Walsh to give us some tips and information, without any guilt, on how to help us navigate technology.
Her work has been featured in publications like The Washington Post, Minnesota Public Radio, Psychology Today, and Parents.com. And she co-authored the bestselling 10th anniversary edition of Why Do They Act That Way? And her recent book, It's Their World: Teens, Screens, and the Science of Adolescence, is out now.
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Today's episode on the challenge of balancing screen time for the kids in our lives, I think is really relatable to so many of us.
But how is this related to the Global Grid Experience that's about nature and the outdoors? Well, when kids and teenagers would rather be looking at a screen inside than doing something outside, I think we're losing that connection to nature and the outdoors in our kids.
So my guest today is the fabulous Erin Walsh to give us some tips and information, without any guilt, on how to help us navigate technology.
Her work has been featured in publications like The Washington Post, Minnesota Public Radio, Psychology Today, and Parents.com. And she co-authored the bestselling 10th anniversary edition of Why Do They Act That Way? And her recent book, It's Their World: Teens, Screens, and the Science of Adolescence, is out now.