It Starts Tomorrow. Are You In?

Day 1 of the Parenting in the Digital Age Summit goes live and it's free to watch on your schedule from any device. Here is what is coming.

Author

Carrie Mackensen
May 11, 2026

Hey there, Mama,

Yesterday was Mother's Day. And if you spent any part of it staring at your kids while they stared at a screen, if your kids had emotional outbursts, or you had that familiar feeling that something has got to change, this is for you.

Tomorrow is the day everything starts to make sense.

The Parenting in the Digital Age Summit goes live tomorrow, Tuesday May 12, at 6:00 AM Pacific | 9:00 AM Eastern.

Each day's content is free and available for 24 hours so you can watch on your own schedule, on any device, from anywhere.
👉 Register here — it's free

Here is a snapshot of what is coming on Day 1:

Your Child Hasn't Changed. But Their Brain Has.

  • Session 1: Six leading experts, all moms, in one honest unscripted conversation about what they actually do in their own homes. You do not want to miss this one.

  • Session 2: What interactive screens are doing to your child's developing brain, their mood, and your relationship with them. And why everything you’ve tried has not worked (Dr. Carrie)

  • Session 3: The medical evidence your pediatrician may not be sharing, and the Six R's framework every parent needs before handing over any device (Dr. Alison Yeung)

  • Session 4: What tweens and teens are really going through that they are not telling you, and how to become the person they turn to instead of shutting down or acting out (Tessa Stuckey, MA)

By the end of Day 1 you will have the words to describe what you have been seeing at home and the clarity to start shifting it for the better.

This is the resource I wish every parent had access to. Two days. Six experts. Real answers. All in one place. Free.

I hope to see you tomorrow morning.

With so much gratitude,
Dr. Carrie

P.S. Build your mama tribe and share this with a mom you know. The more parents setting healthy boundaries around digital devices, the easier it becomes for all of us to do the same. It takes a village and this summit is a great place to start building yours.