Reported 4 months ago
In the Westport, Conn. and Brooklyn, families like the Bulkeleys and Gabriela Durham are exploring the challenges and benefits of teenagers avoiding social media during high school. With social media's documented negative effects, parents instill restrictions or bans, while some teens opt for digital detoxes due to mental health and academic concerns. The COVID-19 pandemic intensified children's reliance on social media, impacting their identities and well-being. These families emphasize communication, education, and navigating the complexities of high school without the pervasive presence of social media.
Source: YAHOO