Social Media Tips for Families

Introduction In today’s world, social media connects billions. It entertains, informs, and keeps us close to friends and family. But recent research reveals a surprising truth. Social media might be more addictive than alcohol and cigarettes. A new study by the University of Chicago’s Booth Business School shows that people crave social media more often

Introduction Social media is a central part of modern teen life. Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and TikTok are how teens connect, share, and express themselves. While these platforms offer entertainment and connection, too much time spent on them can be harmful. New studies show a strong link between excessive social media use and poor mental health

Introduction Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms among teens and tweens. With its endless feed of filtered images and curated moments, it paints a picture of perfection that’s hard to ignore. Unlike Facebook, which includes a variety of content—rants, news, and opinions—Instagram offers only the polished version of life. This phenomenon

Introduction Many parents wonder when their child is truly ready to dive into the world of social media. While age restrictions and basic online safety tips are helpful starting points, they don’t tell the whole story. Social media isn’t just about dodging danger. It’s also about emotional readiness, responsibility, and maturity. In a previous guide,

Introduction Do you scroll through Instagram before even getting out of bed? Maybe your child can’t put their phone down even during meals. Social media is deeply woven into our lives. It connects us, entertains us, and helps us stay updated. But when does it cross the line from a habit to a problem? Many

Introduction Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. With just a few clicks, we can connect with family, friends, and colleagues worldwide. It started as a digital hangout but has evolved into a professional and personal branding tool. However, not everything should be shared online. Some posts can harm your reputation,

Introduction Social media is a major part of modern life. Teens, in particular, spend hours scrolling through feeds, sharing updates, and chatting with friends. But is it making them happier? A recent study by the Institute of Labor Economics suggests otherwise. Even one hour of daily social media use can lower a teen’s overall life