October 5, 2025 - 21:28
San Diego State University psychologist Jean Twenge has recently released a book outlining ten crucial guidelines for parents regarding their children's use of smartphones and social media. Among these rules, one stands out as a non-negotiable principle that promises to foster happier and healthier children. Twenge emphasizes that this rule is straightforward and requires no financial investment, making it accessible to all families.
The rule encourages parents to actively engage in their children's lives by setting clear boundaries around screen time and promoting meaningful, face-to-face interactions. Twenge argues that limiting smartphone usage not only enhances children's mental well-being but also strengthens family bonds. By prioritizing quality time together, parents can help their children develop essential social skills and emotional resilience.
Twenge's insights aim to empower parents with practical strategies to navigate the challenges posed by technology, ultimately guiding children towards a more balanced and fulfilling life.
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