January 14, 2021
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9:06Now PlayingThe earliest age to be allowed on most major social media platforms is 12 years old, but is even earlier a good idea?
At what age should your kids get a Snapchat or TikTok?
That’s the question in today’s Millennial Minute, and host David Grasso is joined by Denise Albert, founder of TheMoms.com, and celebrity trainer and lifestyle expert Chenelle Young, to find the answer. And with both Albert and Young being mothers, we are more than looking forward to hearing their perspectives.
Albert’s business uses social media very thoroughly and that had her allowing her children on social media as young as 11 with a lot of parental guidance and oversight. And from there you decide as a parent when to decrease your parental guidance and give your child autonomy.
Young agrees, and also says that every family is different and every child is different. But what isn’t is how detrimental social media can be to one’s mental health especially when you’re still a child. And that is something that must be part of the conversation, as well.
What to hear more of these two amazing women have to say? Check out the rest of the video and let us know what you think in the comments!
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