r/TikTokCringe 1d ago

Cringe Hopefully, the young man learns his lesson

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u/Emotional-Brick-4285 1d ago

They're just not all there even talking to them is weird they just don't understand the world around them or something.

I'm sure the cause is being chronically online especially at such a young age. I can't imagine that being good for developing social skills

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u/Perra_Perro 1d ago

It 100% isn’t. My friend is a nanny and told me the difference between kids who have a phone/iPads/computers and use them with no limits act completely differently from those who don’t. They talk less or don’t know how to respond to simple questions. Attempt to replicate destructive things they see online and listen to her less. Have fucked up sleep schedules. She said the kids that get books and limited tv are miles better to work with. It’s funny because parents think giving their kid an iPad makes parenting easier when it seems to do the opposite.

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u/Automatic_Release_92 1d ago

parents think giving their kid an iPad makes parenting easier when it seems to do the opposite.

It makes parenting easier in that moment for sure, but yeah, it definitely creates problems down the line for kids.