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Screen-time clashes: questions parents actually ask

Short answers on phones and screen time, Berlin, Dubai, Germany online — without a diagnosis and without a detox promise.

Questions parents ask first

Parents want to know if they are too soft. Whether filters are enough. Whether the child is “addicted”. The answer lives in the actual evening. offer, article.

Berlin in person, Dubai, Germany, online

Room first. Dubai with no street. Germany with without copying the same page for every German city. Anger: outbursts. Chat harm: bullying.

What to do next

Free parent conversation. Packages afterwards. Kids life coaching is not psychotherapy and not medical treatment.

Questions parents ask

Is a lot of screen time an addiction?

Not automatically. Fights over devices are common. A clinical view belongs elsewhere. Coaching describes and practises; it does not treat.

Where does Aylin Yonca work?

In person in Berlin. Dubai usually online with no invented address. Germany and internationally online when it is quiet.

What does the first step cost?

The parent conversation is free. Packages afterwards, if it fits.

What if outbursts follow?

Then name both. Read [angry outbursts](/en/services/wutanfaelle).

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