<p>Marita addresses the prominent issues around social media and the internet for children. She takes a stance on the enabling parent behavior that contributes to poor development habits and the risks involved when subjecting a child screens and the online world. She also touches on the eroding of writing, language and communication.</p>

Marita addresses the prominent issues around social media and the internet for children. She takes a stance on the enabling parent behavior that contributes to poor development habits and the risks involved when subjecting a child screens and the online world. She also touches on the eroding of writing, language and communication.

Children Shouldn't Have Smartphones or Social Media - Navigating Tech as a Parent

On the subject of growing up at 17 as a single mother, show host Marita reflects on the lessons learned, memories, psychology and realities of single parenthood while covering deep-dive topics like poverty, abuse, mental health, triggers and disorders. With grave introspection over the last decade of her life and life today, her goal is to share her world with an audience to discourage the isolation of being a single parent and to bring common experiences into light that would otherwise remain tucked away under the pride we carry when our lives are under siege. She takes an intellectual and reflective approach to uncover how hardship and adversity changes people on a fundamental level and that sometimes... “the flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all... “ - Hua Zhou, Mulan

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Children Shouldn't Have Smartphones or Social Media - Navigating Tech as a Parent