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When Australia Said “Enough”

A Blueprint for How America Can Restore Childhood by Ending Under-16 Social Media Use (Deacon O'Maley's Child Protection Online Series)

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When Australia Said “Enough”

Av: Deacon John O'Maley
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What would happen if America followed Australia and said “Enough”—banning social media for all children under sixteen?

This groundbreaking and timely book reveals the stunning, measurable transformation that would follow. Drawing from neuroscience, psychology, pastoral care, education, law enforcement, and real-world data, When Australia Said “Enough” exposes how social media undermines childhood—and how quickly children heal once the digital noise disappears.

Discover what happens on Day One of a nationwide ban: anxiety falls, sleep improves, bullying collapses, attention returns, predators lose access, classrooms calm, and families reconnect. You will also learn why teen withdrawal is normal, how to guide your child through detox, and how schools, churches, and communities can rebuild childhood together.

With clear explanations, powerful insights, and step-by-step guidance, Deacon John O’Maley delivers both a warning and a hope-filled blueprint for America’s future.

If you care about protecting children, restoring their mental health, and rebuilding family life, this book is your roadmap.

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