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The truth about kids and digital access: the science doesn’t support social media bans—so let’s build better
The public debate is loud: social media is either “destroying childhood” or being unfairly demonized. Parents are stuck between ban it and let them roam. The evidence is quieter and more nuanced: there is no coherent scientific basis for blanket bans on digital access for children. What the research does support is age-appropriate, safeguarded access, plus clear accountability for platforms.
Oct 124 min read


Preventative vs. Prohibitive: Rethinking Smartphone Bans in Schools and Childhood Digital Access
At Liaura, we support the spirit behind these efforts: protecting children from harm and reducing unnecessary digital pressures. However, as with any complex issue, the reality is more nuanced.
Sep 242 min read


Social Media and Self-Esteem: Helping Children Build a Healthy Relationship with the Online World
It might start innocently enough, your child is laughing at funny videos, scrolling for outfit ideas or books to read. Before long, you...
Aug 162 min read
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