Marguerite Reardon: Children In Elementary School

Marguerite Reardon is a senior essayist at CNET, where she composes an exhortation segment on innovation. In this article she draws on a close study how children in elementary school are too young for cell phones. She says that parents might need to give their basic or center school-matured child a phone for comfort. However, it can turn into a major diversion by interfacing him or her to their companions at all times, so parents might need to hold off until the child is in secondary school. Rather, parents ought to utilize an old or basic telephone as a "family" telephone to be loaned out as required. Concerning giving a kid a cell phone, the proper age is the point at which he or she is as of now in secondary school, when parents