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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Tuesday's episode. This is a dozy. It is a topic that

maybe you're going to roll your eyes at at first. Maybe you're going to be defensive. Because honestly, it's an uncomfortable subject and it

feels overwhelming and it feels like there's nothing that we can do about it. But there is. And I'm

hoping, because my audience is mostly parents with young kids, like I would like to make a change

in this area before our children are of

the age where they're asking for a smartphone and social media accounts. So today I am speaking

with Dr. Allison Young. She is a family physician here in Ontario, and she has kind of developed

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