You can take away your child's social media/gaming/devices...even if they did not do anything to "deserve" it. The minute you feel your child is in danger on any platform, for whatever reason, you have the right as a parent to remove them from that space. It will not be easy. I discuss in this episode why you may do this...and ideas on how. 
 
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You can take away your child's social media/gaming/devices...even if they did not do anything to "deserve" it. The minute you feel your child is in danger on any platform, for whatever reason, you have the right as a parent to remove them from that space. It will not be easy. I discuss in this episode why you may do this...and ideas on how. www.knbcommunications.com

You can take away your child's social media/gaming/devices...even if they did not do anything to "deserve" it. The minute you feel your child is in danger on any platform, for whatever reason, you have the right as a parent to remove them from that space. It will not be easy. I discuss in this episode why you may do this...and ideas on how. 
 
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Removing your child's social media...even if they are "innocent"

This podcast aims to bring together experts and resources that can help us navigate the challenges of parenting in today’s world. Together we will explore topics such as cyberbullying, online safety , physical safety and mental health. After over 20 years working with families, the last 10 dedicated to educating over 100,000 parents students and professionals... your host, Kristi Bush, will share some of her learned experiences and insights along the way. So settle in, grab a cup of coffee and let’s talk about how to protect our most precious assets...our kids.

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Removing your child's social media...even if they are "innocent"

Removing your child's social media...even if they are "innocent"