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Should i take away my child's cell phone at night?
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Cell phone ???: I may be a bit old fashion, but I do believe restrictions on a kids phone to daytime use ~7am-7pm is not only necessary but helpful in letting them achieve some balance in their life.Kids need proper rest to grow & the crushing gossip of the day takes second place to getting adequate sleep.Preoccupation with computer networks, games, phones are associated with declining school performance.
Answered 10/3/2016
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