Although scientists are still measuring all of the damage that social media use is causing, anxiety, depression, and suicide are on the rise.
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According to Common Sense Media, 8-12 year olds are spending an average of 6 hours per day online and teens are spending an astonishing average of nine hours a day online.
Even with all of the documented problems that social media use is causing, most parents are letting their kids hang out online without supervision.
Often, those kids are on social media sites that they aren’t even old enough to use (minimum age is 13 on all of those sites).
Social media has become an unchaperoned playground where kids are left to their own devices and show the worst side of themselves from behind a screen.
You have to intervene now to protect your kids. You may think it’s too late because your kids are already running rogue on social media and you feel like it’s a lost cause, but...it’s not. Act now to prevent any further damage.
*source www.childguard.com
Since 2009, Jaci Russo has traveled to schools around the country teaching workshops to parents to keep their kids safe on social media. Now, she is taking her groundbreaking workshops online so you can get the information you need now before it’s too late for your kids.
You need to know how to guide your kids through the complicated and life altering world of social media. The potential for friendships lost, scholarships pulled, and even job opportunities denied from social media posts your kids thought were ‘private’ is too great a risk.
Their futures depend on your understanding and teaching them how to be responsible with their social media lives.
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Easy to use, common sense, 10-step system to keep your kids safe
You wouldn’t think of putting your child behind the wheel of your car without teaching them how to drive. You can’t put them behind the screen and expect them to do the right thing without proper mentoring and monitoring.
By the end of the course, you will understand the 10 Steps to Social Media Safety and be able to confidently guide your children to make smart choices on social media.
Jaci Russo is a social media expert and mother of 4. When social media sites first launched in 2008, Jaci was responsible for utilizing them for clients at her advertising agency. That led to Brand Buzz, a weekly talk show evaluating each social media app and advising businesses on how to connect with consumers.
As her kids became interested in social media, Jaci realized the dangers and began workshops, in schools across the country, to keep kids safe online.
Social media can be a very dangerous place, especially for your kids. This easy to use system will help you to protect your kids.