5 Ways To Help Your Children Cope With Post-Election Anxiety - Page 5
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Shannon Dawson
5. Monitor Your Kids’ Social Media
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It’s important for parents to actively monitor their children’s social media use, especially during politically charged periods. Social media can amplify fear, misinformation, and negativity, so guide your children toward positive, fact-based content and help them navigate the emotional impact of online interactions. Encourage open conversations about what they see online and how it might make them feel.
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