Obama said that parents need to realize that making tough parenting decisions on things like social media will lead to ...

Ohio’s newest legislative strategy to protect children from social media seems doomed by the same forces that killed previous efforts and suggests that parents, not the state, are the ones who ...

But preteens, also called “tweens,” are catching up: The HHS also says that nearly 40% of kids ages 8-12 are on social media. Most platforms require users to be 13 and older, but there are ...

French President Emmanuel Macron is gearing up to ban kids from social media, but that may not be so easy, our colleagues in Paris report.. Why it matters: The proposed ban, which would impact ...

Social media poses a direct threat to our children's mental health. Parents need to work together with their kids to protect them. Here's an evidence-based approach to doing so.

3. Implement Stricter Age Verification Systems. Social media platforms can prevent interactions between children and harmful accounts by implementing stricter age verification during account ...

Social media has become such a key component of most people's lives that it is easy to think that it has always been there. SixDegrees, created in 1997, was the How social media affects kids ...

Banning social media for minors who fail to obtain explicit parental consent — as lawmakers in states such as Utah, Florida and Arkansas have sought to do — is a more dubious proposition.

Kylie Jenner Shares Why She Won't Allow Her Kids to Have Social Media for 'as Long as Possible': 'Until They Move Out' The reality star is a mom to daughter Stormi, 6, and son Aire, 2, whom she ...

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.

We may feel hopeless about limiting social media use, but we have more power than we realize. There are simple steps we can take to help our kids. We have strength if we work at this together.