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Julianna Miner is a health care professional. She is raising two children. Before buying them smartphones, the author studied adolescent psychology, physiology, and understood modern technologies. Along the way, she made many discoveries: it turns out that video games can be useful, you can make a deal with a child, and teenagers in the 2020s are not much different from their peers in the 1970s.
Today, Ukrainian children still take public transportation to school; in the United States, such freedom is considered not only dangerous but also illegal in some places. And in some American states, the law already punishes sending sexually explicit messages.
That is why we are lucky to receive this book right now: Julianna Miner talks about online difficulties that, thanks to her, we can avoid in the near future — while our children are still riding bicycles to their friends.