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Mom shares why she took her tween daughter's phone away after having it for a year .
She explained that it wasn't social media use that led to her decision, but rather "hormonal girls being jealous" Kailey shared how this anxiety even led her to deactivating her now 11-year-old ’s phone.
In a follow-up video, Kailey says she stands by her decision to wait until her child is older.
She says she thinks that waiting until her kid is older is the necessary “happy medium.
Finding a happy medium is a good way of putting it, for sure, but it might require some experimentation.
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