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

[@CyberFareedah]

There are many parental controls that do this! And the mother's name is Shanicia Boswell, she is amazing and I highly recommend checking her out!

[@janitahalle4812]

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

[@geisalagordon9966]

This part

[@CyberFareedah]

This is the best age for most kids as they're more mature. At least at the college age lol but every kid is different so I'm glad Tamron tried to highlight that.

[@catherineroberts1643]

We need more conversation like this

[@CyberFareedah]

We really do! I was really happy to see this episode with both the mothers and daughters as this type of conversation doesn't happen often in public. As an Online Safety Educator, I'd love to see this happen more especially with the teens and kids giving their point of view.

[@Lovekarisma]

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

[@lisabanks7742]

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).

[@CyberFareedah]

Agreed, they really need to be more mature before they get on social media. It can be harder for younger teens to not join social media with all the pressure from their friends but if the parents and teens can develop a strong plan and reason behind waiting it can be really powerful for their own quality of life.

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

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

[@shoelessb4515]

No social media until they move out.

[@KendraGriggs23]

They looks like sisters

[@Nike5221]

When they turn 18