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Totally disagree. If you want to stop kids from using cell phones and social media, you are not going to achieve that at the family level. It is just not possib
by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Totally disagree. If you want to stop kids from using cell phones and social media, you are not going to achieve that at the family level. It is just not possible because if your peers are on the platforms and are using smart phones, no amount of family level restrictions are going to stop kids from using them. It has to be at the state or higher level so that everyone is prevented from using social media or smart phones at the same time so that is the norm. It has to be alcohol tier regulation if you actually want it to be effective
- ColdStream 2mo agoPretty much. As soon as kids start going to school, there is a large amount of time where they are out of the supervision of the parents. This is when they end up being dragged to the general flow of society for better and worse.
- account42 2mo agoThere is going to be an even larger amount of time where the kids will be out of supervision of the parents once they grow up. That you get a limited test run of that via school instead of a surprise that your parenting has failed when your precious little kid falls prey to the world after turning 18 is something you should be glad for.
- GoblinSlayer 2mo agoTwo platforms? Facebook and youtube? So regulate those two.