Can You Boost Cellular Reption At Home – YES! But Do It Right
I continue to have lots of listeners contact me about getting better reception for your phone at home. You can improve things, but our article takes you through all the details.
Banning social media for children under 16. 100% right, but will it work?
The problem with banning social media for children under 16 is not that it is 100% the right thing to do, but in the word, ‘banning’.
As parents, we have the right, responsibility, and power to guide our children’s social media use. It is not about banning but setting boundaries to protect them from potential harm. We must take the time to ‘parent’ – communicate the dangers, and provide more parental interaction instead of more harmful screen time (two excellent articles).
To be crystal clear, Joe and Jane Average can stop their kids from accessing social media right now. But they are too afraid of being pilloried by their kids for trying to save them from its evils.
No, let the Government do what the parents should, so it becomes the scapegoat. Let’s see how that works – vapes are an excellent example of a significant Government policy failure. Banning social media will make it more attractive and drive its use under the radar.
Banning social media starts with WHY
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