Amanda Kloots on Instagram: "3 Ways I’ve Kept My Late Husband’s Memory Alive for Our Son 💫 1. We talk about him every single day. Honestly, I don’t think a day has gone by that I haven’t said Nick’s name or shared a story about him. It’s always something like, “That’s what Daddy would’ve done,” or “Daddy loved this song,” or “Daddy used to eat his food just like that.” Talking about him keeps his presence woven into our everyday life — and makes Elvis feel like his dad is still right here with

Jonathan Haidt on Instagram: "When a system is kept in place by the fear of missing out, once that fear is replaced, the pressure to conform goes away. Once a single kid shows up to 5th grade without a smartphone, he or she empowers other kids to feel cool in a new way — having a rich life beyond screens. Once a single family decides they will delay smartphones until their kid is at least 14, that empowers other parents to delay as well. Social norms are held in place by participation — and any