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Countywide Parent Ed Event (virtual): Delaying Social Media. Together.

Today’s social media landscape is shaping how kids see themselves and the world—often before they’re ready. This talk dives into current research on how platforms like TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube, and Discord are impacting youth mental health, self-esteem, and safety. This talk is intended for parents and caregivers who have not yet allowed access to social media apps.

Attendees will learn:

  1. Why many experts recommend delaying social media until at least age 16

  2. What key developmental needs to protect in the tween years

  3. How to navigate conversations, boundaries, and check-ins with your child

  4. Practical steps parents can take to delay social media use

  5. How communities can work together to ease the pressure and support healthier norms

We hope you will join us for this collaboration between ScreenSense and Marin County Office of Education (MCOE). Spanish interpretation available upon request (with 3+ days notice).

Pre-Registration required here.



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