Rethinking Childhood Norms
The conversation highlights the urgent need to reassess how smartphones and social media impact childhood development. Emphasizing four proposed norms, it advocates for delaying smartphone access until high school, restricting social media until age 16, implementing phone-free schools, and encouraging real-world adventures and risks. The aim is to restore a rich, playful childhood filled with excitement and independence, moving beyond the confines of screens.In this clip
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The Anxious Generation: Dr. Becky & Jonathan Haidt in Conversation with Stephanie Ruhle at 92NY
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What can parents do to mitigate the risks of smartphone culture on kids as discussed in the episode "The Anxious Generation: Dr. Becky & Jonathan Haidt in Conversation with Stephanie Ruhle at 92NY" and the clip "Rethinking Childhood Norms"?
What can parents do to mitigate the risks of smartphone culture on kids as discussed in the episode The Anxious Generation: Dr. Becky & Jonathan Haidt in Conversation with Stephanie Ruhle at 92NY and the clip Rethinking Childhood Norms?
What can parents do to mitigate the risks of smartphone culture on kids as discussed in the episode The Anxious Generation: Dr. Becky & Jonathan Haidt in Conversation with Stephanie Ruhle at 92NY and the clip Rethinking Childhood Norms?