Is There a Balance Between Technology and Social Media?

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"I think getting a TV in my room at 16 was the biggest deal in the world," she says. "Excessive use of this stuff can be really detrimental, I think to yourself and your developing brain" Spann: Balance is careful and conscious curation while still parenting young people. 'If you're a parent these days, you sort of need to be tech informed'

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