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A UK survey reveals half of parents plan to allow phones at Christmas dinner, sparking concerns over screen use disrupting family time.
A 2025 UK survey of 2,009 adults, including 634 parents, found that 48% plan to allow children to have phones at Christmas dinner, raising concerns about screen use during family time.
Nearly 40% of adults say phones have disrupted holiday experiences, and 19% report reduced interaction with relatives, with higher rates among parents of young children.
Ofcom data shows children aged 8 to 14 spend nearly three hours online daily, with teens averaging four hours.
England’s Children’s Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, urges parents to lead by example, launching a guide to help families set screen time rules and foster open conversations about online safety, while postponing a potential ban on social media for under-16s to assess progress under the Online Safety Act.
Una encuesta del Reino Unido revela que la mitad de los padres planean permitir teléfonos en la cena de Navidad, lo que despierta preocupaciones sobre el uso de pantallas que interrumpe el tiempo familiar.