Tagparenting boundaries

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If YouTube Shorts has become a constant urge to watch “just one more…” video, you’re not imagining things. Short-form videos are intentionally designed to make scrolling easy, especially when your child feels tired, bored, or wants to avoid a task. The aim isn’t to ban YouTube completely. Instead, it’s about replacing arguments with a consistent routine that your child can...

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Attention Mode vs Phone Lock: When to Use Each

By 亜治寿

In Feature Guides, Healthy Routine

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Parents reach for the same tool when something goes wrong: locking the phone. It works briefly. But if every problem becomes “hand it over” or “it’s locked,” you’ll face more resistance, more negotiating, and less cooperation over time. A calmer approach is to use two tools for two different goals: Attention Mode is for focus: “Let’s remove distractions for a while.” Phone Lock is for...

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