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You got to look at the future and you got to realize that, you know, this kid, when they turn 18 years old,

could go to a college dorm. they could go to an army barracks

they could go live in an apartment with their friends and they're going to be making those decisions

on their own they're not going to be calling you up and asking you whether or not they can watch that

tv show or not and the question we need to ask ourselves is, have we equipped them to start making

those decisions or have we made every decision for them? Jonathan McKee has some great ideas for helping

you and your teen put the screen down and spend meaningful time together. This is Focus on the Family

with Jim Daly. And thanks for joining us. I'm John Fuller.

You know, John, I had so much fun with the boys growing up. And I think we had accidental success when it came to screens because we didn't give them phones until they were like, I think

Trent was 17 and Troy was 15. And a lot of people, a lot of experts talk about that's the

first good thing to do, delay it as long as possible.

But we did camping every summer. We just did outdoorsy stuff. It was so much fun. But I don't

know about girls. I don't have girls. How about you? The girls, all of our kids kind of waited

until they were 15, 16, 17. Actually, a daughter traveled to the UK without a phone at age 19.

That's crazy.

And I think the girls leaned into relational things more than the guys, I think is what you're asking about.

And today, you know, this is probably the number one thing parents are mostly concerned about,

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