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This is what happens when teens go 3 weeks without their phones Teens report less anxiety, being more sociable, getting better sleep and being more active Teachers report kids are more prepared to learn and have improved communication skills If students go to school to learn & socialize, why... show more

Raising Healthy Families

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Raising Healthy Families1 year ago

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Jeffrey Banks1 year ago

This is my favorite post so far today! I can’t wait to share it with my wife and kids!

Injured Dads Fitness1 year ago

In 50 years we will look back at giving phones to kids the same way we would look at giving alcohol to kids today

TechLifeAI1 year ago

Kids get their phone way too early in life. Most people alive today were all living without them until 20ish years ago, and grew up just fine.

Kristen1 year ago

The change in eye contact is not surprising. Kids today have no social skills cause they are too busy starting at their phones

Dad1 year ago

Do you know if they still allowed tv, computer, and video games? Based on them playing outside, I’m wondering if all of that was cut off, not just phones.

Cam Nielsen1 year ago

One benefit to having phones is being able to capture proof of bad behavior by students and faculty. Other than that, agreed.

justin 🌞💧🧘🌬🏋️1 year ago

How many of these studies do we need to see before we start limiting kids phone use?

Listen Up1 year ago

It's just like they went back to the early 90s, that's all!

Be1 year ago

Slow down and listen.

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