Report published on October 13

On 13 October, the Terra Nova Foundation and the 1001 mots association released a "resistance kit" aimed at helping public authorities reduce children's screen time. The report, titled Children and screens: addressing the issue at its root, offers five practical adjustments inspired by international examples.

Authors and background

The report was authored by Thomas Villemonteix, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Paris VIII, and Florent de Bodman, general director of the 1001 mots association. This association describes itself as a program designed to support parents with limited financial resources.

Focus on parental support

The report outlines five effective strategies to assist parents in managing their children's screen use. These recommendations are intended to provide actionable solutions for families facing challenges related to digital media consumption.

Origin of the association

The 1001 mots association was founded by a former administrator at the Ministry of Finance, who later became the program’s founder. It emphasizes affordable and accessible support for parents navigating modern parenting challenges.

Subscription and access details

The report is available exclusively to subscribers, with a one-time purchase price of 9.99€ or a monthly subscription option of 2.99€ for a year. Subscribers can cancel at any time without commitment.