Social Media May Not Be the Problem We've Been Told It Is - Reframing Social Media Conversations From Restriction to Understanding
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy explores the complexities of social media's impact on children. Addressing the growing concerns among parents, she emphasizes that simply removing kids from social media may not be enough to foster positive development. Instead, Dr. Kathy advocates for a proactive approach that involves teaching children about the challenges they face in the digital landscape. The episode highlights recent legal actions against major social media platforms, including lawsuits from public school districts and state attorneys general, citing the harmful effects of social media addiction on youth. With new legislation emerging in the UK and EU, Dr. Kathy provides valuable insights to help parents navigate the difficult conversation around social media use, encouraging a deeper understanding of the issues rather than a reactive stance. Tune in for thoughtful discussions and practical advice that aim to empower both parents and children in the digital age.
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