De la cheia de gât, la telefonul cu GPS. Cum s-a schimbat copilăria românilor și drumul elevilor spre școală

The transition from childhood independence to reliance on technology is evident in how Romanian children navigate to school today. Parents now often use GPS to monitor their children's routes, reflecting a shift from the traditional 'key on a string' method. Experts suggest that while independence is crucial, parents should guide their children until they are familiar with the route. The use of dedicated school buses enhances safety, but concerns about children's vulnerability in public transport remain. Recent incidents highlight the need for vigilance and communication between parents and authorities.