The children of today are growing up in a world where smart phones and tablets are the norm. While these technologies can be quite useful, they can also be a disservice to our children. Studies suggest that smart technology is hurting children’s ability to communicate and be creative, and making us less happy in general. There is no hiding them from technology however as it’s become ingrained in nearly every aspect of children’s daily lives from schoolwork to entertainment, so it’s important for them to develop a balanced, healthy relationship with technology. Here’s how to help them do just that.
How to help your kids have a healthy relationship with technology
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