Do you find yourself constantly reaching for your devices, even around family? If so, you are not alone, but youth of this generation are feeling alone.

A new study by Frontiers in Psychology has shown that children whose caregivers spend the majority of the day on smartphones or other electronic devices are experiencing attachment issues and feelings of insecurity.

A survey conducted has shown that youth feel that they are having to compete for their parent or other caregiver's attention with the phone.

Follow the link below to learn how we can break this cycle and give our youth the secure relationships they deserve.

In a shocking move by the FDA, twenty flavored ZYN products are included in the authorization, which says the pouches put users at lower risk for several health problems compared to smoking.

While the nicotine pouches are marketed as a tool to help users quit smoking, it has been shown that many users of pouches such as Zyn are dual users; opting to use pouches instead of smoking or vaping when needing to be discreet or where combustible products are not allowed.

The FDA’s authorization will require Swedish Match USA to study how its customers perceive risks associated with their products for the next five years, and that if there is an increase in kids using the products, the agency could reverse course.

The Annual National Youth Tobacco Survey from 2025 has been released, and data is available for the public to view.

Findings include surveys taken studying traditional tobacco product use, as well as e-cigarettes and now nicotine pouch use by both middle and high schoolers.

You can find all the data broken down and analyzed by clicking the link below, and please share this out to help others who work with youth become educated about current trends!