Having a conversation and creating best practices for your child's social media use
A jury in California found Meta and YouTube liable for mental health harms to kids using their services, prompting experts to encourage parents to have conversations with their children about social media use. Parents are advised to ask open-ended questions and set boundaries centered around their child's well-being and needs.
A recent lawsuit in California highlighted the potential mental health harms of social media on children. Experts recommend that parents have conversations with their kids about social media use. Asking open-ended questions can help parents understand their child's online experience. Setting boundaries centered around a child's well-being and needs can also be beneficial. This may include setting timers or designating 'phone free zones'. Parents should consider their child's specific needs and patterns of use when finding solutions.
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