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 The world has made significant technological advances over the past several years, and children are getting phones at younger and younger ages.  

 Stephen Dalby, a father of a large family, was unable to find a cell phone he felt comfortable giving to his son. So, he made one.  

 Coinciding with the advancements in technology is a puzzling reality: how do we, as a society, approach the concept of children and smart devices? 

 According to researchers, excessive use of smart devices can hinder a child’s developmental skills. While many devices can be used for good, it is important to find the right one for your child that can be used for educational purposes or purely for communication.  

 Every child is born blessed with a vivid imagination,” once said famed cartoonist and theme park creator Walt Disney. Though Disney passed away in 1966, it’s not difficult to suppose ...

 The surge in new technology over the past several years has transformed the way in which children use technology. 

 Children are becoming more and more addicted to technology, with the average age a child gets a cell phone being as young as 10 years old. 

 Children are becoming more and more addicted to technology, with the average age a child gets a cell phone being as young as 10 years old.  

 These days, prying a cell phone out of a kid’s hand has become more difficult than ever as their access to technology has become near ubiquitous. As the average age of children receiving their first cell phone continues to decrease year by year ..

 As technology has developed over recent years, so has its mass integration into children-focused products, with digital applications and eye-catching videos captivating the attention of the world’s youth. 

 When it comes to kids and teens, many studies argue that social media has bad effects on the kids’ minds –  and the damage could be long-term and irrevocable. 

 What do Snapchat, Instagram and TikTok all have in common?  Not your child’s well being, that’s for sure. The average teen   in the United States is spending between 6-7 hour a day on a smartphone. 

 While the onset of the 21st century has brought the integration of technological marvels into day-to-day society, the adverse effects of this digital domination have already trickled down into our very own children.

 Amid the ever-growing technological revolution has arrived a congruent, mind-boggling enigma: how do we let our children participate, without oversaturating and overexposing them to modern media? 

 Tik Tok, Instagram, and Snapchat are platforms that are becoming addicting to children and one could argue are not serving good intentions. According to NY Times, Chris Anderson,

When Stephen Dalby, a Palo Alto father and founder of Gabb Wireless, was not able to find a cell phone he felt comfortable giving to his son, he created one. 

 While technology has run rampant throughout society over the last few years, the onset of the covid-19 pandemic only bolstered our worldwide dependency on digital devices 

 When Stephen Dalby, a Palo Alto father and founder of Gabb Wireless, was not able to find a cell phone he felt comfortable giving to his son, he created one. 

 The Internet can be a wonderful place for children, where they can communicate with teachers and other kids, play stimulating games, and gain awareness about the world.  

 The Internet can be a wonderful place for children, where they can communicate with teachers and other kids, play stimulating games, and gain awareness about the world.  

 Despite huge leaps forward in integrating technology into society’s daily life over the past decades, a number of the world’s foremost inventors and innovators of our time agree: