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A recent study has shown that children who receive a smartphone at the age of twelve are more likely to exhibit symptoms of eating disorders two years later. The study monitored approximately 9,000 American teenagers and found that a quarter of those who received a phone at twelve reported symptoms such as binge eating episodes and sleep disturbances, compared to less than 16% of those who did not get a phone at the same age. The research indicates a connection between early phone use and the emergence of these symptoms, emphasizing the importance of parental supervision and establishing rules for phone use to reduce risks.
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