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You do.

You do.

You do.

You agree that you're popular. What do you want to say, Jonathan and Catherine, to this? I mean, these parents, I love these parents. These parents are, you know, steadfast. They are not afraid of their kids being upset with them. They have not at all. Are they afraid of their kids being upset with them? And have created this opportunity for their children to still engage in other ways. Yes.

You agree that you're popular. What do you want to say, Jonathan and Catherine, to this? I mean, these parents, I love these parents. These parents are, you know, steadfast. They are not afraid of their kids being upset with them. They have not at all. Are they afraid of their kids being upset with them? And have created this opportunity for their children to still engage in other ways. Yes.

You agree that you're popular. What do you want to say, Jonathan and Catherine, to this? I mean, these parents, I love these parents. These parents are, you know, steadfast. They are not afraid of their kids being upset with them. They have not at all. Are they afraid of their kids being upset with them? And have created this opportunity for their children to still engage in other ways. Yes.

I love you too much to worry about if you're going to like me. Okay.

I love you too much to worry about if you're going to like me. Okay.

I love you too much to worry about if you're going to like me. Okay.

This is the story. This is a model, model story. Sorel family, applause to you. Applause to all of you. And Mike, I'm glad you, I'm so happy to know that you're popular. Popular. I'm so happy to know that. All right. Good to catch up with you all. Thank you so much. Thank you. Okay. And he's a handsome boy, too. My God.

This is the story. This is a model, model story. Sorel family, applause to you. Applause to all of you. And Mike, I'm glad you, I'm so happy to know that you're popular. Popular. I'm so happy to know that. All right. Good to catch up with you all. Thank you so much. Thank you. Okay. And he's a handsome boy, too. My God.

This is the story. This is a model, model story. Sorel family, applause to you. Applause to all of you. And Mike, I'm glad you, I'm so happy to know that you're popular. Popular. I'm so happy to know that. All right. Good to catch up with you all. Thank you so much. Thank you. Okay. And he's a handsome boy, too. My God.

Yeah, I predict that the girls are going to be all over him because he's going to be like one of the few who knows how to actually have a conversation and connect. I am thankful that you took the time to listen and meet up with me here on the Oprah Podcast, where we're having conversations that I hope can serve to inspire you or enhance your life.

Yeah, I predict that the girls are going to be all over him because he's going to be like one of the few who knows how to actually have a conversation and connect. I am thankful that you took the time to listen and meet up with me here on the Oprah Podcast, where we're having conversations that I hope can serve to inspire you or enhance your life.

Yeah, I predict that the girls are going to be all over him because he's going to be like one of the few who knows how to actually have a conversation and connect. I am thankful that you took the time to listen and meet up with me here on the Oprah Podcast, where we're having conversations that I hope can serve to inspire you or enhance your life.

When we come back, we'll hear from a teenager who made a courageous and unlikely decision for her future by giving up her smartphone.

When we come back, we'll hear from a teenager who made a courageous and unlikely decision for her future by giving up her smartphone.

When we come back, we'll hear from a teenager who made a courageous and unlikely decision for her future by giving up her smartphone.

Hey, thanks for being here. Welcome back to my conversation with authors Jonathan Haidt and Katherine Price. We're talking about what parents can do to help their kids engage in real life again. They have co-authored a book that can help you. It's called The Amazing Generation, How to Choose Fun and Freedom in a Screen-Filled World.

Hey, thanks for being here. Welcome back to my conversation with authors Jonathan Haidt and Katherine Price. We're talking about what parents can do to help their kids engage in real life again. They have co-authored a book that can help you. It's called The Amazing Generation, How to Choose Fun and Freedom in a Screen-Filled World.