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Guidelines for parents on their children’s first mobile phone
When is a child ready for their first mobile phone?
A child is ready for their first mobile phone when they need one, are responsible and accept rules. Generally speaking, it is not recommended before the age of 10; most families consider the 12 to 15 age range to be appropriate, and many believe that giving it to them too early was a mistake...
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Family rules and agreements on mobile phone use: real-life examples
Family rules help children to use their first mobile phone safely and responsibly. Timetables, limits and privacy rules should be set, and parental supervision needs to be ensured, prioritising clear agreements over bans...
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First Family Digital Contract:“We have terms and conditions”
Turn digital rules into a shared commitment that the whole family has discussed and agreed upon. Download the contract, tailor it to suit your needs together, and take the first step towards a more responsible use of technology.