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Recently, there has been much hand-wringing about downwardly mobile young adults living with their parents into their twenties or thirties. What’s really going on?
A generation raised to solve problems before asking for help now raises children who reach for their phones first—and nobody's sure what we've lost in the switch. The post Kids in...
Every generation has those moments that make younger people stare in disbelief.
Recently, my young kids and I were out shopping when I turned a corner and took in the scene in front of us: a group of preteen boys, dancing in the aisle and singing Miley Cyrus’s...
“When I’m online, it’s not kids sharing all the slop. It’s my generation,” writes author Chuck Wendig.
The quirk of saying ‘6-7’ and then pissing yourself with laughter is strictly a young person’s phenomenon, and an annoying one at that. But have we all been too quick to forget our...
Every family has the moment. A grandparent sighs about children today and their phones. A teenager rolls their eyes at the hopeless way their parents do things. It feels, from insi...
Half of young adults in the Boomer era had already moved out, married, and started families by their late twenties. Today, fewer than a quarter have done the same. Continue reading...
The claim that children raised in the sixties and seventies handle adversity better than younger generations is a fixture of family arguments and comment threads, usually delivered...
It's time to explain Gen Alpha's TSPMO slang, the Ditto AI dating trend, influencer grocery drama, and World Cup memes.
Every list of the everyday things Gen X kids handled on their own carries the same quiet subtext: that children were tougher then, and that something has gone soft since. The lists...
Forget the focus group. Ask the teenager.
[Editorial]We are victims of our generations… Boomers, Gen X, Millennials (Gen Y), etc.Oh man… Lawrence Welk. The old folks are watching Lawrence Welk!Now the new generations are s...
Statistics about depression, mental health, and screen time cause concern for young people along with older people’s judgment that “today’s generation doesn’t read or doesn’t care....
A series where Emer McLysaght saves us from chasing every trend and instead points us to things worthy of our time (and money).
8Having fought in them since the 1980s, I know that America’s culture wars never change. My early tours of duty in the culture wars were on the gaming fronts, andRead More
Proof that any crap can become a fad if you talk about sound quality: young people are buying CD players again. Popular models sell out, and CD sales are booming: the apocalypse i...
Sometimes the generational divide can feel exaggerated. Are the lived experiences of people born a few years apart really so different? Well, according to the findings of Spirited_...
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Screens and social media have upended how our kids grow up, and how we raise them. They make parenting an often bewildering experience, even if the fundamentals haven’t changed.
What Are Your Kids Watching?Continue reading on Medium »
Today’s children are growing up surrounded by screens, which makes it more important than ever to protect time for reading, play, and human connection, starting from birth.
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