Educate and Empower Kids

This may not be an exaggeration!

A growing movement advocates for kids to grow up without screens and believes social media poses a grave threat to well-being

Raise your hand if you have ever found an app on your kid’s phone that you never approved.

Now raise your hand if you had no idea that your child legally cannot enter a binding contract without your consent... but app stores let them do it every single day anyway.

That is not a parenting failure. That is a broken system designed to keep parents out.

The Texas App Store Accountability Act was written to fix it. It was blocked in December. And this week, the 5th Circuit restored it.

This is a win. A real one. And it matters for every parent in every state, because this fight is coming to all of us.

The full story is on my Substack. Link in bio. And if this makes you as fired up as it makes me, share it with the parents in your life who are still fighting this battle one app at a time.

You are not alone. And the tide is turning.

It’s time to turn this ship around.

"Study after study shows that students' comprehension is better when they read printed material, rather than content on screens," writes Kara Alaimo, a professor of communication at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

"Similarly, they comprehend more when they write notes by hand rather than typing them." | Analysis https://cnn.it/4v17Lbv

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