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Everyone's Got a Cell Phone

Almost everyone has a cell phone these days, including kids. In fact, twenty-two percent of kids between 6 and 9 have a cell phone. This increases to sixty percent for tweens (10-14) and eighty-four percent for teens (15-18). There are many benefits to giving your child a cell phone, but there are also dangers to be aware of. In order to protect your child's health and safety, you need to know about and understand these dangers.

The Dangers
Bullying.
Cyber-bullying has become a concern with email and private messages from social networks. It also takes place on cell phones through text messages. Insults and malicious gossip can damage a child's self-esteem. Parents are often not aware that anything is happening and neither are teachers or other adults because it's more secretive than playground bullying.

Predators.
Cell phones are also becoming a tool for sexual predators because it is easier for them to hide. Parents are even less likely to check out the text messages on a child's phone than viewing the history on their computers. Scam artists are also using cell phones to reach kids as well as adults.

Health Risks.
While the risk between cell phone usage and brain tumors is still highly debated, other health problems are recognized. Eye strain and thumb strain from over use are two issues from looking at a small screen and constantly pressing buttons. Many kids get text messages during the night, causing loss of sleep. They are tired the next day and have trouble focusing.

Their mental health is also a concern as they become addicted to having the cell phone and dependent on it to interact with their friends. Studies show that teens that use the cell phone the most are more likely to experience anxiety and depression.
There are a lot of issues with kids using cell phones, but most people would say the positives outweigh the negatives. The key is to know about the dangers and make a plan on how to handle them. I have an article that deals with setting rules for use of all electronics, including cell phones: How To Set Rules on Technology with Kids

Parents need to be aware of what is going on in their children's lives even more in today's society. Open communication is the key to establishing trust between parents and children so they feel they have someone to go to when they need advice or help.

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