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How to control kids phone activity? | Forum
Ginger
Nov 25 '22
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Nov 25 '22
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Rikki Smith
Feb 7 '23
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Alyvia Lynn
Apr 5 '23
My adopted child's activity on his phone is too high. Maybe he has psychological problems. What should I do?
Rylee Davenport
Apr 5 '23
It's important to approach this situation with empathy and understanding, as there could be many reasons for increased phone activity. Have an open and honest conversation with your child about your concerns. Ask him about his phone usage and if there are any underlying issues he may be dealing with. Encourage other activities that can help your child develop social skills and reduce phone usage. This could include sports, hobbies, or spending time with family and friends. When I used the foster care services of the local orphanage, I knew that I could face such problems. I worked with a psychologist and orphanage staff who mentally prepared me for this process.
The Forum post is edited by Rylee Davenport Apr 5 '23
