By Alicia Garceau Like many parents, Michaeleen Doucleff struggled with her young daughter's screen use. Doucleff, author of the bestselling book Hunt, Gather, Parent, followed the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommended daily limit. Yet, when Rosy's screen time came to an end each evening and Doucleff tried to put the iPad away, the 7-year-old dissolved into tears and often raged. It became a nightly battle Doucleff dreaded, and she worried she was depriving her daughter of something she clearly enjoyed. Why else would she react so strongly when the iPad was taken away? Doucleff tells this story in her latest book, Dopamine Kids: A Science-Based Plan to Rewire Your Child's Brain and Take Back Your Family in the Age of Screens and Ultraprocessed Foods. Doucleff initially turned to parenting books for guidance on how to loosen technology's grip on her family and found many contained advice backed by psychology and neuroscience research that was outdated by 25 to 50 years.…