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Parents want safer phones for kids. These companies are answering the call.

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Lauren Forristal
Parents want safer phones for kids. These companies are answering the call.
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A growing market of kid-friendly smartphones is emerging, offering parents tools to restrict web access, monitor locations, and filter content. Companies like Bark and Gabb provide varying levels of software-based protection to address parental concerns about digital safety.

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The rise of these devices signals a shift in consumer demand toward 'digital wellness' and safer technology environments for minors.

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As parents become increasingly concerned about the potential dangers of unrestricted smartphone access for children, a growing number of companies are developing devices specifically designed for kids.

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