Was it the right call? A year after a Seattle school bans smartphones, educators and parents say they love it, but kids ...

“Even if they’re doing something on their phone that isn’t bad or ... “To some degree, I want to tell parents of little kids, wait, because it’s so much easier to hold off than it ...

Since smartphones offer benefits like safety and communication but also pose risks such as addiction, exposure to harmful ...

“Interestingly, one of the fairly subversive questions I ask my patients when their ... the phone or not the phone, but really about thinking consciously about the opportunities kids have ...

For middle schoolers, “If you don’t have a smartphone, then you’re a little ... to have a phone.“ Kids in this age group “have so much more exposure [to technology] than their parents ...

Amid a push around the country to ban cell phones and smartwatches ... who are aghast to walk into their classrooms and be greeted by a bunch of little kids wearing smartwatches.

Alaimo encourages parents to reflect on their own phone usage around their kids, asking whether the activities ... or mindless scrolling that provides little value. While she acknowledges it ...

A family sits in a crowded restaurant, and one of the parents hands their toddler a phone to play a game as the little one settles ... Many young kids are using technology more than ever for ...

If signed into law, it would require every Ohio public school to adopt a cell phone policy banning student from using them ...

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