On episode #83 of Time Out with Tinseltown Mom, family tech expert, Sarah Kimmel talks about online platforms your kids should avoid and why.

You can visit her on her website at www.familytechzone.com

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Eating disorders in kids and teens can cause serious health challenges. Experts say that eating disorders are serious and sometimes fatal illnesses that cause severe disturbances to a person’s eating behaviors. Obsessions with food, body weight, and shape may also signal an eating disorder. Common eating disorders include binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa, and, less common but very serious, anorexia nervosa.On episode #82 of Time Out with Tinseltown Mom, I speak with psychiatrist Yalda Safai MD, MPH. Dr. Safai has been a contributor to multiple news outlets including ABC News, Good Morning America, Fox News, NewsNation, Dr. Phil and others. She's also a medical reviewer for HealthLine and Medical News Today.Today we’re going to talk about eating disorders in kids and teens.For more on Dr. Safai visit: www.yaldasafaimd.com*If you’ve received value from any of my podcasts I’d love for you to head over to Apple and leave a positive review. These reviews help other moms find my podcast. They’re also encouraging to read! Just go to Apple podcasts, scroll down to “Ratings and Reviews,” and tap to rate and write a review. Thank you in advance!Follow Tinseltown Mom!TinseltownMom BlogInstagramFacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedIn 

Recovering your child's stolen identity is not easy, but it can be done. On episode #79 of Time Out with Tinseltown Mom I bring back Ayanna Overall. 

Ayanna has an extensive background in financial consultation and education for consumers and businesses. Today we’re going to talk about how to help a child recover their identity once it's been stolen.

For more on Ayanna visit her on LinkedIn or at www.mynewlifecredit.comFor FTC guidelines on protecting and recovering your child's stolen identity visit www.consumer.ftc.gov

*If you’ve received value from any of my podcasts I’d love for you to head over to Apple and leave a positive review. These reviews help other moms find my podcast. They’re also encouraging to read! Just go to Apple podcasts, scroll down to “Ratings and Reviews,” and tap to rate and write a review. Thank you in advance!

Helping kids avoid online scams and identity theft takes effort. According to research, “child identity fraud costs U.S. families nearly $1 billion annually and affects one out of every 50 children.” 

There are warning signs that indicate a child’s personal identity is being used fraudulently, like the examples below: 

1. The child is turned down for government benefits because the benefits are being paid to another account using your child’s Social Security number.
2. The child receives a notice from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) saying the child didn’t pay income taxes or the child’s Social Security number was used on another tax return.
3. The child gets collection calls or bills for products or services you didn’t receive or purchase. 
4. The child receives credit card offers or bank information in the mail.

On episode #75 of Time Out with Tinseltown Mom I bring back Ayanna Overall. Ayanna has an extensive background in financial consultation and education for consumers and businesses.

Today we’re going to talk about helping kids avoid online scams and identity theft.For more on Ayanna and her services visit her on LinkedIn or at www.mynewlifecredit.com

*If you’ve received value from any of my podcasts I’d love for you to head over to Apple and leave a positive review. 

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