With the

point, a culture from a Christian worldview. I'm John Stone Street with the point. A year

after a middle school in Minnesota banned phones, the principal now reports

that students are happy phone-related problems before the ban

included interactions of bullying, setting up fights, the gambit of a lot of negative

things, said the principal. But that's now all changed. One parent says that because of banning phones,

her son is, quote, thriving, thriving really focused and doing well

and even participates in class discussions

as social psychologist Jonathan Heights said on X

what parent would expose their child to so many documented risks from any other consumer product.

It's a good question, why do we allow it with our phones?

Height recommends giving only flip phones before high school and delaying the opening of social media

accounts until 16. Another expert on the impact of social media accounts until 16.

Another expert on the impact of social media is Jean Twangie.

She has yet to grant social media to her 16 year old daughter.

Look, the data has never been more clear.

Regulate your kids phones. Keep them off social media as long as

possible. One day they'll thank you for it. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street

with the point.