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Bagby FAMILY is a hanging digital device station mindfully designed to help you make offline family memories. It comes with 6 phone pockets and 1 tablet pocket, mini-chalkboards, a 100% chalk pencil and an old-school mini eraser to write your names on each pocket ("The Chalk Experience").
Frequently Asked Questions
How many devices does it hold?
Six phone pockets and one larger pocket sized for a tablet — the "6+1" in the name. The
phone pockets fit most current handsets, including larger models in slim cases.
phone pockets fit most current handsets, including larger models in slim cases.
Where is the best place to hang it?
Somewhere everyone passes and everyone can see — an entryway, kitchen wall or hallway
works better than a bedroom. Visibility is most of the point: a station nobody walks past is
a station nobody uses.
works better than a bedroom. Visibility is most of the point: a station nobody walks past is
a station nobody uses.
What are the mini chalkboards for?
Each pocket has one so you can write the owner's name on it. A chalk pencil and eraser
are included, so pockets can be reassigned as your household changes. Naming the pocket is
what turns storage into a habit.
are included, so pockets can be reassigned as your household changes. Naming the pocket is
what turns storage into a habit.
Does this reduce our family's EMF exposure?
Indirectly, yes. Phones held in hands and pockets sit against the body; phones parked in
a station across the room do not. It is not shielding — it is distance, which is the simplest
way to reduce exposure from any wireless device.
a station across the room do not. It is not shielding — it is distance, which is the simplest
way to reduce exposure from any wireless device.
Will this work with teenagers?
It works best when it is a household agreement rather than a confiscation. Families who
succeed with it tend to set a specific window — dinner, or after 9pm — and have parents put
their phones in too. A station only the kids use reads as a punishment.
succeed with it tend to set a specific window — dinner, or after 9pm — and have parents put
their phones in too. A station only the kids use reads as a punishment.
