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LIzzie Assa

LIzzie Assa

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Writer, The Workspace for Children

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Anything to do with the Kardashians

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Total articles 21

  • ASK LIZZIE: Navigating the phone debate with your preteen

    By LIzzie Assa| The Marblehead Current@ From a mom whose 11-year-old really wishes she had one. “Why can’t I have a phone? Ella has one and Nat has one too …”I’ve had this conversation countless times with my 11-year-old for the past two years. While I want to roll my eyes and jump in with “Phones are the demise of childhood” or “You aren’t old enough yet” or “They only have one because…” I try not to approach the conversation that way.

    By LIzzie Assa · The Marblehead Current

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • PARENTING: Too many toys, nothing to play with

    By LIzzie Assa| The Marblehead Current@ My 7-year-old keeps complaining there’s “nothing to do” while literally surrounded by new stuff. “Yeah, there’s nothing to do!” my 5-year-old echoes as he trudges through the scattered magnetic tiles he begged for. Meanwhile, my 3-year-old stares at the iPad while sitting inside an empty cardboard box. Part of me knows this is normal, post-holiday chaos, but there’s this nagging voice wondering if we overdid it with the gifts.

    By LIzzie Assa · The Marblehead Current

    Jan. 15, 2025

  • ASK LIZZIE: Navigating the phone debate with your preteen

    By LIzzie Assa| The Marblehead Current@ From a mom whose 11-year-old really wishes she had one. “Why can’t I have a phone? Ella has one and Nat has one too …”I’ve had this conversation countless times with my 11-year-old for the past two years. While I want to roll my eyes and jump in with “Phones are the demise of childhood” or “You aren’t old enough yet” or “They only have one because…” I try not to approach the conversation that way.

    By LIzzie Assa · The Marblehead Current

    Feb. 26, 2025

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The Workspace for Children

United States, United States