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As Meta drops its fact-checkers, how to teach your kid what to believe on social media


Even before Meta dropped fact-checkers, it could be hard to know what to believe on social media. Parents can help kids sort through posts to learn what’s true. Read More

How Social Media Platforms Can Protect Kids: Tech Experts’ Insights


Parents and guardians seeking allies in ensuring children aren’t exposed to bad actors and harmful content are turning to social media platforms for help. Read More

Scared to Talk to Your Kids About Scary Topics in the News?


When talking to children about scary topics in the news, hear them out, educate appropriately, limit visual media, and plan for safety. Read More

Study: Children are using social media apps against the rules


A majority of children are reportedly using social media way too early. The research comes as TikTok faces a ban in the U.S. in the coming days. Social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube ... Read More

Australia’s social-media ban won’t work — there are better ways to keep kids safe


If social-media use is banned, many children will feel unable to talk to their parents or carers about their online lives. And this law would take away parents’ right to decide what’s best for their ... Read More

Early Social Media Use: How It Impacts Your Child’s Well-Being


Many adults use it to connect, entertain, and educate themselves, but children are also increasingly captivated by social media from an early age. While social media can provide some beneficial ... Read More


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