Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for March 06, 2024

Just hide her charger.

I see that she got her cell phone, so now she can join the other Zombies….

I didn’t get my daughter a cell phone until she was, oh, I think about 35.

And so it begins……..

Gracie, the artist, the bookworm, the scientist……oh, Gracie. Have we lost you too? :-(

These phones are sometimes as harmful as drugs!

Everyone remember when Blackberries were sometimes called Crackberries because they were considered so addictive? Are they even around anymore with Apple and Android offering so many apps?

That’s why my daughter limits screen time for her boys

I have a daughter that I sometimes have to contact via text, but in her case, it’s been a valuable way of reaching her when she becomes nonverbal. She’s on the spectrum, so it’s a useful assistive technology for her.

I’d say that it’s nice she’s acting like a normal kid, but it isn’t!

Looks like Gracie is headed for the dark side.

Put the phone down for a few minutes, Gracie.

A comic with a good message and humor, too. Well done.

Yup, she’s totally hooked on the modern crack.

Had some kid at the airport walk into me while he was on his phone. Everyone looked at me like I was a monster because I didn’t help him up.

Hope all those who went berserk over Monday’s strip now understand it.

WHO gave Gracie her phone? Sergio, this was a delay-able situation.

She has a problem. poor, poor lil Gracie.

Papi’s learning.