Social media influencers significantly shape children’s perceptions, often promoting unrealistic ideals. Experts warn parents to monitor content and encourage critical thinking to combat this influence. Open discussions about online content and its impact can empower children to make informed choices. Establishing a balance between digital exposure and offline activities helps nurture their self-esteem and supports mental well-being, fostering a healthier relationship with media. More insights in this article from Neha Cadabams, Senior Psychologist at Cadabams Hospitals
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