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A growing number of college students are trading in their smartphones for what’s now considered trendy hardware: flip phones.

And 48% of teens aged 13 to 17 say social media has a negative effect on kids their age. “It got to the point where I didn't even know what being present was,” Fisher says.

1. Swearing gets kids in trouble in school, sports, and other clubs/groups Most kids are not mature enough to know when they should swear and when they shouldn't.

Kid Whisperer: Yeesh. That was rough yesterday when you had that swearing fit. Kid: Once again, I feel I need to remind you that Webster’s dictionary defines obscenity as… Kid Whisperer: Yeesh.