It’s OK to be Different When Normal Is Broken

It’s OK to be Different When Normal Is Broken
Taking devices away from children creates more space for them to be children. Sv Svetlana/Shutterstock
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“I don’t want to go to school today,” my 10-year-old son whined. Jacob was the most naturally curious of my three children. He loved going to school. His words were a warning that something was amiss.

“Why don’t you want to go to school?” I asked. “What’s wrong?”

Julie Christian
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