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Family Tech Building Blocks

Family Tech Building Blocks

Navigate technology with your preschooler–from boundary setting to responsible use to techy family fun.
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By NurturedNest

Introducing technology to young children can be overwhelming. After all, technology will play a major role in every day of most people’s lives. The stakes feel high! We’ll help you cross this developmental threshold with confidence. 



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    What you'll learn

    •  Up-to-date research about the effects of screen time
    •  How to set limits and boundaries around technology that actually stick (for yourself, too!)
    •  What motivates preschoolers and how this relates to healthy screen-time
    •  Options and alternatives to screen time
    •  Social and emotional skill-building strategies to help you raise an awesome preschooler!

    Meet the educators

    Dr. Cory Clark + Kate Melillo, SLP Be A Problem Solver Services

    Dr. Cory and Kate are a husband-wife team who are passionate about providing parents with education around screen time use, social skill building and motivation in children and teens. The pair met working together at a preschool for children with exceptional needs.After teaching for several years in Bahrain, China, and the USA, Kate transitioned to becoming a speech language pathologist and social skills researcher, and Dr. Cory earned his PhD in Counseling and Counselor Education. Together, Kate and Cory bring a unique perspective on social-emotional development, navigating technology use in family systems, and raising tweens and teens to be socially competent adults in a modern world. They share a love of service, helping parents figure out their role during the tween and teen years and implementing screen time boundaries that will lead to socially-emotionally competent kids! Dr. Cory is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) with a PhD in Counseling and Counselor Education. His practice focuses helping children, adolescents and families figure out strategies to help them live a joyful and meaningful life. Dr. Cory treats a variety of issues including: children with externalizing behavior issues and associated diagnoses, such as ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Autism Spectrum Disorder, adolescent motivation and direction, depression and anxiety, self-esteem concerns, children and adolescents with social skills difficulties, screen time and technology behavior management, play therapy strategies via parent coaching, trauma in children, adolescents and adults using the Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapeutic process, family and parenting issues, mood disorders, anxiety, relationship issues and life transition dynamics. Cory also works with new dads to figure out this life transition and attachment style, and counsels new parents on relationships and parenting challenges.Kate is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) with a masters degree in Communication Disorders. She holds her Certificate of Clinical Competency from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Prior to becoming an SLP, she was a teacher in the US, Bahrain, and China and a researcher studying online interventions for social skill development. Kate has spent her career focused on bringing social skills interventions to children and adolescents, and their families. Her passion is helping guide parents in their role in raising kids who can navigate the digital world but still hold a good conversation and be a human that other people enjoy being around! In addition, Kate treats young children in early intervention services and has an extensive background working with children on the autism spectrum.

    Course format

    How is the class presented?

    We use a combination of on-demand video, audio, and print files.

    This course fully self-paced allowing you to learn on your own schedule. It's divided into chapters enabling you to pause and return as needed.

    Why on-demand?

    Because adult's brains are similar to a muscle, they need alternating periods of rest and recovery to synthesize new ideas and concepts. When learners receive information in short chunks, rest, reflect, then return is how adults learn best.

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    • Expert led

      Content created by top-notch parenting experts paired with medical professionals–the kind who eat, sleep, and breathe their field of study. Access their years of collective experience & expertise.

    • On demand

      Watch and learn on your schedule through our online portal. Classes are broken into short chapters so you control the pace. Revisit all of the content at any time. Adults learn best when they are able to rest, reflect, and return to the material.

    • Engaging

      Created by a team of adult learning experts, videographers, and designers to bring you engaging on-demand classes combining video, audio, and print.

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    Why we're fans of

    Nurtured Nest

    Parenting is a learned skill: why not learn from the best, on your own schedule? Nurtured Nest classes integrate up-to-date birth and parenting research, cutting-edge adult learning practices, and engaging expert educators, ensuring parents are ready to take on each new adventure in building their family.

    Parents, professionals, educators

    Nurtured Nest pairs medical professionals, parenting experts, and top notch educators ensuring classes evidence-based, informative, professional, & engaging

    Judgement-free

    Love in instinctual, parenting is not. Taking a parenting class is not a reflection on your ability—in fact it’s the opposite. Nurtured Nest opens a collective sum of experience and knowledge to navigate the overwhelm and demand of parenting,

    Learn at your own pace

    It's busy being a parent. On demand classes allow you to learn on your own terms when and where ever you choose. You're also able to return to the content to rewatch at your leisure.

    An equitable approach

    They're aware learners come from diverse cultural backgrounds and strive to ensure BIPOC, LGBTQI+, adoptive, & single parents all feel seen, valued, and represented in their materials and course content.