Prince Harry shares expert parenting advice on World Mental Health Day
Prince Harry shared some personal parenting advice on World Mental Health Day.
The Duke of Sussex, who has two children, Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, with Duchess Meghan, said in a conversation with Jonathan Haidt, author of “A Generation of Anxiety,” He shared lessons learned from Well Foundation’s insight sessions.
According to a clip posted by Fortune Well, Harry claimed that “in many cases smartphones are robbing young people of their childhood,” and Jonathan said, “Give them a phone. Just give them a super phone that connects the whole family.” Don’t give me a computer,” he suggested. world. “
Members of the royal family then raised important points regarding the use of social media, its good and bad aspects.
“To some extent, social media provides an outlet and additional resources for children who may not feel comfortable coming to us and talking about their problems, worries, and concerns. I understand,” he says.
However, Duke added that it’s very difficult to know if children are getting the best out of social media, so having healthy checks and balances is critical to their safety. said.
