Made in Brooklyn
I hope the next study someone does is to figure out why on earth a 10-year-old needs a cellphone.
A recent study found that children using cell phones are 43-percent more likely to be hit by a vehicle while crossing the street than are children who are not using cell phones.
I wonder how long it will be before an attention seeking politician will introduce a law making it illegal for children under 15 to walk around without hands free devices?
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OH my…. Parents of these children must be sent to jail! C'mon, why give your child a cell phone at all? Doesn't make sense.
Totally agree, I have no idea why any parent would get a kid under 15 a cell phone. Even after 15 is pushing it in my opinion. We all made it just fine without a cell phone. Kids today feel like they're entitled to everything their parents have and the parents that are feeding into that not doing their children any favors.
Totally agree, I have no idea why any parent would get a kid under 15 a cell phone. Even after 15 is pushing it in my opinion. We all made it just fine without a cell phone. Kids today feel like they're entitled to everything their parents have and the parents that are feeding into that not doing their children any favors.