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the program will take place this summer on three college campuses in California, Texas and North Carolina.Last year was the first year for Reset, which is a four-week-long commitment with a clinical director on staff to help kids work through their “digital detox.” It costs ,800 for the entire month for a new camper.“Our camp is for parents who are running out of options,” Jacobus said. “It’s kind of the last step before a wilderness program or a lock-down therapeutic facility.”The program is for kids whose grades have started to slip and whose behavior has gotten really bad, he said. The detox works for the month the campers are there, he said. But for the “fix” to stick, parents must commit to changing their own habits and following the camp’s recommendations, Jacobus said.The basics include:No tech of any kind in bedrooms. Bedrooms are for sleeping, reading or maybe listening to music, he said.And no screen light two hours before bedtime.And no screen light two hours before bedtime.“We had a couple parents last year at the family workshop sitting at the back of the room on their phones the whole time,” he said. “When I talk to elementary school parents, I tell them, ‘I don’t want your kid at my camp. Solve this now when they’re 7, 8 or 9 years old.”‘A looser leash’At Camp Ernst, the “no screens” rule draws applause from most parents during family orientations, said Elizabeth “Eli” Cochran, the camp’s executive director.There are moms and dads, however, who actually try to help their kids smuggle phones into camp, she said.“They go through the whole charade of they have an old phone that the camper will say, ‘OK — here’s my phone’ in front of the counselor so the counselor thinks they turned their phone in,” Cochran said.The child’s real phone is tucked away in a sleeping bag. 1811

The USMCA is essentially an update of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which went into effect in 1994. Amid hesitation on issues like steel tariffs and the deal's enforcement provisions, President Donald Trump has threatened to pull the country out of NAFTA wholesale to prod Congress into approving the deal. 317

The reactions to the video were definitely mixed. While some commenters to the video didn't think what Brady did with his daughter was all that risky, others felt that it was very dangerous."When she hesitated, he could of dislocated her shoulder! He snatched her into the water! Smmfh...," one commenter wrote."OMGGGG! HOW irresponsible is that...poor baby, she wasn't even ready to jump!" wrote another.Even The Rock weighed in, writing in a comment, "You KNOW I have complete faith in you as a man, friend, player and father - but this just gave me anxiety. Geeezus."But plenty of fans came to his defense, too."I loved the fact that she wanted to do this. Daddy helped her be brave," wrote one."There are always going to be some people that don't, like Tom. Get off your couch and experience life, nature, challenge yourself, you will be happy you did," wrote another.This isn't the first time that Brady has taken such a leap. Back in 2015, he posted a video to Facebook of him jumping off a cliff feet first into water while vacationing in Costa Rica. He put the hashtag #AirBrady on the post, with the caption, "Never doing that again."Well, never say never.Other celebs have been criticizedOther celebrity parents have faced criticisms over pictures and videos they have posted to social media that featured their children.In August 2017, Kim Kardashian West was bashed after she shared a photo of her son Saint in his car seat. Some pointed out that the toddler should be in a rear-facing seat for his safety. But Kardashian later posted a video on her site explaining that her son was the right weight and height for a forward-facing car seat.In July of that same year, Victoria Beckham was mommy shamed after sharing a photo of herself kissing her young daughter on the lips. Many commenters complained that was inappropriate, but several moms posting similar photos of themselves kissing their kids on the lips as a show of support for Beckham.Pop superstar Beyonce was criticized in 2014 about the state of daughter's Blue Ivy hair. An online petition asking Beyonce to comb the girl's hair garnered more than 5,000 signatures.And criticism of celebrity parents goes back further than the era of social media.The late Michael Jackson was roundly criticized in 2002 after he dangled his baby boy from the fourth floor balcony of a hotel in Berlin to show the child off to fans. He later apologized.CNN has reached out to the New England Patriots for comment and is waiting to hear back. 2498

The researchers behind the study say their findings mark the first documentation of skeletal adaptation to the use of technology in daily life.In recent years, medical experts have warned of conditions possibly related to repeated technology use such as “text neck” and “texting thumb.” 286

The unsubstantiated threats come one week after a gunman carried out a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead. 167

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