Without snatching the phone, shouting, or becoming the villain at home. Learn the parenting approach that ends screen battles — from connection, not control.
End the screen battles → free seatSunday, 26th July 2026 · 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM IST · Free on Zoom
Are you worried about your child’s excessive screen time?
Do you constantly supervise, negotiate or argue over mobile usage?
Has your child’s physical activity dropped over the past few years?
Is your child spending more time on screens than with the family?
Does taking the phone away end in a meltdown, sulking or a slammed door?
Have you set screen-time rules that worked for a few days — then quietly collapsed?
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Telling inspiring stories
Motivating them to play outside
Taking the phone away
Punishing them
Scolding or shouting
Warning them about consequences
The screen fills a gap — connection, boredom, routine, belonging. Force removes the phone for an hour. Only better parenting removes the pull. That’s exactly what this free session teaches.
How to set screen boundaries your child actually accepts — without the fight, the sulk or the slammed door.
Build daily rhythms that fill the screen gap — play, study, family time — so the phone stops being the default.
Simple rituals that rebuild the connection screens have been quietly replacing every evening.
What to say (and not say) when your child melts down over the phone — so limits survive the tantrum.
Yours the moment you sign up — practical help before the session even begins.
A short, powerful guide to the most common parenting traps — including the ones that push kids deeper into screens — and how to shift out of them with ease.
A quick 5-step script to calm any tantrum in under 5 minutes — including the take-the-phone-away ones.
2-minute connection rituals for peaceful mornings and joyful evenings — the family time that screens have been replacing.
Parwarish and Sushant Kalra’s work, covered by the national press.







Bestselling author of Perfect Parenting, award-winning TEDx speaker, and founder of the Parwarish Institute of Parenting. Over 34 years across industry and 17 years coaching parents, his mission is simple: help you raise emotionally strong, confident children — by first transforming the way we parent.
“Children are the heart of parents, living outside their bodies. When we change how we show up, everything changes.”
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Yes, absolutely. There’s no charge to attend. Just register and show up with an open mind.
That reaction is exactly what the session addresses — how to hold a boundary calmly, respond to the meltdown, and build routines so the phone slowly loses its grip. There’s also a live Q&A for your specific situation.
Yes — the goal isn’t zero screens. It’s ending the daily battle and the dependency, so screens become one part of a balanced day instead of the centre of it.
Yes. The session includes a live Q&A where Sushant answers real parenting situations from attendees.
The tools work for children aged 2–13. Parents consistently see the biggest shift with 8–13 year olds — the age when screen habits harden.