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We got our daughter a phone at 14. I was tired of being her social coordinator, and she didn't like getting left out of group plans.

Parents grapple with the decision of when to give their children cell phones, balancing social pressure and developmental readiness.

We got a cell phone for our 11-year-old. Two years later, here's what we've learned.

Establishing clear cell phone rules and emphasizing open communication is crucial for navigating parenting in the digital age.

We got our daughter a phone at 14. I was tired of being her social coordinator, and she didn't like getting left out of group plans.

Parents grapple with the decision of when to give their children cell phones, balancing social pressure and developmental readiness.

We got a cell phone for our 11-year-old. Two years later, here's what we've learned.

Establishing clear cell phone rules and emphasizing open communication is crucial for navigating parenting in the digital age.

Asking Eric: My wife thinks her phone is more important than me

Technology addiction can impact personal relationships, leading to feelings of neglect unless prioritized.

Survey: Most teachers support stricter school cellphone policies

Strict cellphone policies in schools may enhance student engagement and classroom behavior, but parental concerns about safety and educational use remain significant.

New California law limits the use of cell phones in schools. Here's what to know

California law AB 3216 mandates public schools to limit or ban cell phone use to enhance focus and address mental health issues among students.

Survey: Most teachers support stricter school cellphone policies

Strict cellphone policies in schools may enhance student engagement and classroom behavior, but parental concerns about safety and educational use remain significant.

New California law limits the use of cell phones in schools. Here's what to know

California law AB 3216 mandates public schools to limit or ban cell phone use to enhance focus and address mental health issues among students.

Meta-study : No evidence that cellphones cause brain cancer

No evidence found linking cell phone use to brain cancer or adverse health effects after 28 years of research.

Readers Respond: "Phones are a distraction in the classroom"

Readers are divided on allowing phones in schools; citing distractions, safety needs, and mental health issues as key factors.

EFF to Ninth Circuit: Abandoning a Phone Should Not Mean Abandoning Its Contents

Law enforcement should obtain a warrant before searching data on abandoned cell phones.

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