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A couple of new tech inventions that I read about in last Sunday's New York Times, were designed to protect children who are too young to use a smart phone, but I couldn't help thinking they might be useful for elderly people with dementia as well.
Eric is too young to use a gun yet.
"We are seeing an increased use in an age group that is too young to use these scooters.
Newspapers reported that Froilán was too young to use the shotgun legally, raising further questions about whether the royals felt normal rules did not apply to them.
Jeff himself is only 45 years old – too young to use his own service.
The only people on the Internet they probably haven't corrupted yet are the kids who are too young to use a PC.
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My sisters and I would scurry into the kitchen, grab our cartons of chow mien and chopsticks that we were too young to properly use, and then race into the living room to drop onto the well-worn leather couch, ready to be mesmerized by the best of the '80s: "Teen Wolf," "Ghostbusters," "The Goonies".
Tellingly, this is a revival led by people too young to have used these technologies when they were state of the art, probably even too young to have thrown that cassette tape out of the car window.
But is accidentally cutting yourself and leaving blood pouring everywhere because you're too young to know how to use a knife properly really one of them??amp Yes, is the answer, according to TV adventurer Bear Grylls, who thinks parents should encourage their children to play with blades because it's "empowering" for a developing mind to learn how to do something dangerous safely.
There is also a simpler pediatric version of the scale, for children too young to be able to use language.
Always ask for assistance from a grown-up if you're too young to know how to use a knife properly.
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