What Age Would You Let Your Child Join Social Media?

Mothers Shanicia Boswell, Ashley Neal, and Caroline Coombs stop by our show for a candid conversation about raising kids in the digital age. They discuss their daughters Lily, Kamryn, and Olivia entering the tween stage. From social media to crop tops—the moms don’t hold back.

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[Lovekarisma]

I need to know the feature that mom uses to cut off the phone at 7 pm
Her daughter is polite and raised well

[janitahalle]

When they go to college and graduate from college and get a job living in there own place

[Lovekarisma]

The ones in the green is that the mom? She looks like the sister

[lisabanks]

Children should not be on social media. I’m almost 40 and never had social media account (s). And I sure do not missing out on anything. (Social media will do more harm then good).

[DavidJohnson-dclu]

Never, teach your children about respecting their privacy. No one should have their full details on social media unless it makes them money.