Screen Time Planner — Age Guidelines and a Printable Plan
See the recommended range for your child's age, then build a weekly plan with clear on/off blocks you can actually print and stick on the fridge.
Quick answer: Plan healthy screen time free: age-based guideline ranges, a weekly schedule you can build and print, and a family agreement you can copy. Based on published paediatric guidance.
How to use
- Pick the child's age band to see the guideline.
- Add blocks to the weekly plan.
- Print or copy the plan and the family agreement.
About this tool
Most paediatric guidance converges on the same shape: keep screens out of the first eighteen months apart from video calls, keep two-to-five-year-olds to roughly an hour a day of quality content with an adult present, and for older children replace a single number with a plan that protects sleep, homework, physical activity and offline social time first. That last part is what usually fails, because a rule with no schedule is not a plan. This tool gives you the age range and then lets you build the week around it, block by block, and print the result.
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