Gizmodo
New Study Says Parents’ Phone Use Might Be Giving Kids Attachment Issues Later On
If you’re a parent, you’ve felt it: at the very least a fleeting, guilt-inducing moment in which your kid is getting jealous of your phone. Well, a study published last month says that guilt was there ...
Kids are spending more time on their phones during school, a new study reveals
New research reveals US adolescents spend an average of 70 minutes daily on smartphones during school hours, primarily on social media. This usage, often exceeding parental estimates, raises concerns ...
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Parents, your phone may be hurting your child more than you think, says new study
"Mumma, look at my drawing!" "One minute, beta." "Papa, can I tell you something?" "Just let me finish this message." Get breaking news anytime, anywhere. Download the TOI app now! If any of that ...
Seattle Times
Parents’ phone addiction affects bond with kids, new study finds
Parents’ attachment to screens and smartphones can have negative, long-lasting developmental and psychological effects on their children, according to new research. Caregivers who mismanage their ...
Futurism
Something Grim Is Happening to Kids Who Got Cell Phones Early
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U.S. News & World Report
School Cellphone Bans Are a Mixed (and Locked) Bag, Study Finds
Do School Cellphone Bans Work? Restricting students’ access to cellphones in school is a popular bipartisan idea. It’s anchored in the widespread belief that the devices are a distraction at best and ...
NPR
Parents worried about their children's screentime: put your phone down
Parents who want their kids to cut back on screen time might want to get a handle on their own by designating specific parameters for their devices. Do you wish your teen would spend less time glued ...