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OK to Delay | Delay Smartphones for Kids | Parent Movement

OK to Delay is a parent-led movement helping families delay smartphone use for children.

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Mom of Deceased Sons Describes How Sextortion Works online

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

See how a single conversation and a well-worded letter helped one parent create real change at their child’s school.

Surgeon General Warning on Social Media (NYTimes)

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

See how a single conversation and a well-worded letter helped one parent create real change at their child’s school.

Social Media and Its Effects on Teen Girls (Time Mag)

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

See how a single conversation and a well-worded letter helped one parent create real change at their child’s school.

Explaining the Dopamine Effect (NPR)

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

See how a single conversation and a well-worded letter helped one parent create real change at their child’s school.

Report on Teen Social Media Usage (Pew Research)

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

A behind-the-scenes look at how one OKtoDELAY chapter rallied parents, built momentum, and made tech-free childhoods the norm.

Constant Companion: A Week in the Life of a Young Person’s Smartphone Use

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

Data-rich report showing how smartphones dominate kids’ daily routines, including compulsive checking and constant digital connection.

Even the Kids Say They are Not Alright (After Babel)

Charletta Bullard on July 7, 2025

Surveys reveal that kids themselves feel the mental toll of smartphones and social media, echoing adult concerns about tech’s effects.

Yes, Social Media Really Is a Cause of the Epidemic of Teenage Mental Illness (Jonathan Haidt)

David Lin on July 7, 2025

Links early smartphone use to rising teen depression, anxiety, and loneliness through sweeping research and international comparisons.

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