Dirk Nowitzki Advocates 'Old School' Parenting by Limiting Kids' Tech Access

The NBA legend keeps his children away from social media and emphasizes sports and global citizenship in their upbringing.

Dirk Nowitzki revealed in an interview that his three children do not have their own phones and are kept away from social media to shield them from its influence.
Nowitzki himself uses social media sparingly, focusing on supporting his foundation and sharing occasional lighthearted posts.
The former Dallas Mavericks star encourages his children to pursue sports, with all three playing tennis; his sons also play soccer, while his daughter participates in volleyball and gymnastics.
Nowitzki and his wife aim to raise their children as 'global citizens,' preparing them to choose where they feel most comfortable living in the future.
The basketball Hall of Famer shared insights into his parenting approach while discussing his broader life and family values in a recent interview with RTL/ntv.