We have covered the ongoing debate regarding social media use among our young people, and there is still much debate to be had as we learn more, and technology continues to develop. However, parents don't have to feel powerless in their kids' social landscape. Stephen Kent from Reason shares his own experience with raising children and how we should not look to Congress to do the parental duty. Social media and smartphones are not a requirement for children, or a prerequisite to fitting in at school. We don't have to wait for Congress to pass legislation to regulate what goes on with our own kids. What are some things we can do today to minimize harm?