Parenting in the Digital Age
Parents often model behaviors that can influence their children's relationship with technology, yet as kids grow into their teenage years, peer influence takes precedence over parental habits. While it's beneficial for families to prioritize device-free meals to foster connection, the fear of instilling phone addiction may be overstated. Ultimately, teenagers are more concerned with their peers than their parents' actions.In this clip
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