Interview with Briza Bohne from the USA
What does it mean to raise teenagers in a digital world, and how can parents create a healthier balance between screens and real life?
In our 51st episode of the show Enolončnica, we once again hosted Briza Bohne, an educator and digital wellbeing advocate. Drawing on her experience working with young people and living in different cultural environments, she shared an important message: it is not just about screen time, but about the life around the screen.
We talked about why young people need more than limits—they need relationships, responsibility, and real-world experiences; how development is shaped through effort, activity, and even boredom; and why the example set by adults often matters more than their words. She especially emphasized that parents do not need to be perfect—being present and making an effort can already have a meaningful impact on the wellbeing of the whole family.
We also explored a simple but powerful shift in thinking: instead of asking “How do we reduce screen time?” we can ask “What do we want to strengthen in daily life?”
The episode also offers practical tools and approaches to digital wellbeing, based on balance, awareness, and gradual changes in everyday routines.
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