Nicole Jaques

I think with the phones for me, I work in it.

So I tell my husband, I have the ultimate like pull that mommy works in it and sees the dark side.

So no, but that's not going to work on a teenager.

You know, it's almost barely working on my eight year old because she has enough sass for her.

This neighborhood and yours.

But I do think that I kind of have redefined phone free zones.

And that's not all day.

Like we pledge to wait till eight.

Our kids do not have a phone.

We've looked at giving them a 90s childhood for as long as we can, which means one TV in the entire house, not in the bedrooms.

No tablets.

We don't have those.

When they use them in school, they have blue light glasses that they're able to put on so that they can protect their eyes and brains.

And then in addition to all of that, we have a lockbox that my husband and I put our phones in from 5 to 9.

We don't need them.

We have a landline.

We're living in the 90s.

The 90s worked.

It's fine.

And the kids, we actually just are about to receive 10 can phones.