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Some parents fight about what their children can access and how they can use their devices. A call to the police from her ex-husband, who had given the phone to the teen, triggered her arrest in the spring. While the strength of the findings may be controversial, many parents worry about their child's reliance on social media, says Adam Pletter , a child psychologist in private practice in Washington, D. Heard on All Things Considered. And surveys suggest the amount of homework given over that time period did not increase. Tips for families If you and your child's other parent are struggling with smartphone and technology access, King has a few tips. It's not the first time a parent has been arrested for taking away their child's cell phone.
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Adults are often way behind, he says, when it comes to technology their kids are fluently using. Popular Recommended Discussed. While the strength of the findings may be controversial, many parents worry about their child's reliance on social media, says Adam Pletter , a child psychologist in private practice in Washington, D. By Sarah Lindenfeld Hall, Go Ask Mom editor The story of a Michigan mom went viral this week when she went to court to face charges that she'd stolen her year-old daughter's iPhone 6. At the same time, if the other parent provides the phone, keep it charged and let the child use it in a reasonable way. Weather 10 NC counties are under alert, including Johnston County.
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Another parent arrested for taking away her child
Parents, she said, often argue about whether the phone should be taken away to discipline a child - and if the punishment should be consistent across both households. A study published Tuesday in the journal Clinical Psychological Science finds that increased time spent with popular electronic devices — whether a computer, cell phone or tablet — might have contributed to an uptick in symptoms of depression and suicidal thoughts over the last several years among teens, especially among girls. Leave this field blank. Between and Twenge found the number of teens who answered "yes" to three or more of these questions increased significantly, from 16 percent in to 22 percent in Triangle Area Special Offers The "as low as" rate is at 3.
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