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Too young for a cell phone?

Put them on the family plan, but get them a bare bones phone and block texting b

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Headline: Too young for a cell phone?
Date: Aug 9, 2009

“Our oldest children each got a cell phone right around their 10th birthdays. They travel back and forth between their…” ____________________________________________________________

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