Parents React to Ireland’s ‘No Phone Policy’ for Children
Debate grows over balancing safety and digital freedom for youth.
Parents in Ireland are weighing in on the government’s 'no phone policy' for children, a measure designed to reduce digital addiction and improve wellbeing among young people.
Supporters see the policy as a safeguard for mental health, while critics raise concerns over parental choice and enforcement.
Supporters see the policy as a safeguard for mental health, while critics raise concerns over parental choice and enforcement.
