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    Should a child have a smart phone?

    Technological progress can’t be denied, and cell phones and smartphones now become1.essential part our lives. We see no sense to deny it. 2.(child) have their own lives, and they need3.(communicate)with each other and with parents.

    James’s son 4.(get) his first phone at age 5, and now he’s a teenager and he uses a smartphone. Of course, James monitors his phone at age 5. he knows that using of 5.(monitor) apps may be considered bad, but his son is a troubled one. And it happens only because in such an age he can be6.(easy) affected by some bad and illegal things.

    Shelley’s daughter has had a rubbishy mobile since she was in year 5 as she was going out to play7.her friends and was expected to be able to contact her parents. She is now about to be 13, requesting an iPhone, 8.is a bit expensive for them. Shelley has said that if it is a joint birthday and Christmas present and her daughter9. (do) not have a birthday party, then maybe. But a lot of her daughter’s friends have them. It is tough as her daughter is under a lot of peer10.(press). It is still up for debate in their house.

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