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Deciding when your child should have their first phone can be a big deal. Smartphones, in particular, offer a portal to the internet, apps and social media. You may not feel your child is ready for that much access to the digital world. Yet, you may want to get your child a phone for the basics: an easy way to contact you when they're traveling between school, after-school activities or different households, for example. Find important points to consider here. You can also check out the new PhoneReady Questionnaire, developed by AT&T in collaboration with the AAP.
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Show your kids how fun it can be to work—and play—together. Have one child draw something ("one day, an alligator woke up…"), and the other embellish it with something silly ("…and he put on roller skates…") and so on. Tell a story piece by piece, and see where it goes, and how ridiculous you can make it.
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