Parent group conversations that build meaningful change and consensus.
Not your mom’s book club.
Reading the same parenting advice as your friends is easy. Actually agreeing on the same rules is what’s hard — and it’s also what works. Kids listen to their friend group as much as they listen to you, so when a group of families lands on the same rules together, it sticks in a way that one family holding the line alone never does. These sessions turn your favorite rules from The Tech Parenting Rulebook into a real plan your group builds together, not just a conversation about the book. It’s a starting point for change you actually follow through on. And a fun rant sesh for all the things that bug us about modern digital parenting.
In these live sessions, we will:
☑ Surface what’s bothering your group about tech and kids right now
☑ Learn the evidence behind what’s really driving the tech drama you’re seeing
☑ Build real consensus on rules your friend group can commit to together
☑ Create joint boundaries that are practical and manageable
$35/PERSON / 12 PEOPLE MINIMUM / VIRTUAL OR IN PERSON / 1.5 HOURS / BOOK INCLUDED
The Workshop
For a mom group or school community ready to learn how to navigate media, get on the same page about tech rules, and come away with a clear plan.
Guided assessment on what’s bugging everyone most about your kids and tech
Crash course in media rules of thumb, setting boundaries, and navigating video games and social media
Live Q&A to build consensus and troubleshoot
Add $15/person for in-person option (LA area only)
Billed as one flat fee, organized and coordinated by one point person
The Tech Parenting Playbook included for each participant
$30/PERSON / 9 PEOPLE MINIMUM / VIRTUAL / 1 HOUR / BOOK DISCOUNTED
The Huddle
For a smaller group who want the same conversation and goals as The Workshop in a faster, more streamlined format that’s easier to pull together.
Same format as The Workshop on a smaller scale: we’ll assess your group’s tech situation, build consensus around boundaries, and create a group plan
Billed as one flat fee, organized and coordinated by one point person
5% off The Tech Parenting Playbook for each participant
$25/PERSON / 5 PEOPLE MINIMUM / VIRTUAL / 30 MINS / BOOK DISCOUNTED
The Q&A
For small friend groups who already read the book and have questions, or just want to complain to someone who gets it about the tech status quo.
Designed for participants who already read the book and come ready with questions
No agenda, no group exercise, just straight answers
Billed as one flat fee, organized and coordinated by one point person
10% off The Tech Parenting Playbook for each participant
Have questions before you enroll? Schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation below.
WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING
“We had a wonderful turnout, and parents were raving about how helpful the presentation was. Aniko explained digital wellness in a way that just clicked, and everyone got some real-world ideas for tackling tech at home.”
—Julie Kotler & Melissa Block, Lanai Road Elementary PTA
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It's recommended, but not required. The reason I wrote The Tech Parenting Rulebook in the format I chose is that I get it, no modern parent has time. As long as you have the book in hand during a session, you can quickly find rules that work for you and I'll hand-hold you through the rest.
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That's OK, but the rate is based on the minimum, so it just means everyone splits the difference. There are also individual coaching options on my Coaching for Families page if you want a 1:1.
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Of course! We can use the sessions however your group sees fit or even make them ongoing. If you’ve already done one, I'll adapt our future sessions to make sure nothing is redundant.
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Let's be honest, this is mostly a mom's issue. Sorry, dads! I do see plenty of dads at my parent eds, and of course they are welcome; I’m just keeping it real about who I see attending my parent sessions the most. While I’ve seen dads dragged to my events, I always love when they come with consent.
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A virtual session is perfect for this. If you choose a Workshop, instead of shipping the books to one host, I can give you a promo code to send them to each person's home.
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One person from your group acts as the point of contact. They handle scheduling and confirm the headcount. I send one invoice for the flat group fee; they collect from the rest of the group however works for them. If your group can't hit the minimum headcount, the group can split the difference between them however the host sees fit.
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Yes! If headcount goes over, we'll just add a per-person rate for each additional participant.