Worried about your child’s mental health online this summer? You’re not alone.
With more free time, kids often spend extra hours on their phones, raising concerns about cyberbullying, inappropriate content, and screen overuse. While social media poses risks, it also offers ways to explore interests, connect, and express creativity.2,3
Technology changes quickly, and it may seem like you need an expert on speed dial just to keep up. But here’s the good news: You already know an expert in how youth use social media – your child.
Most teens understand both the benefits and downsides, and many welcome breaks from their phones.4 Use this summer as a chance to start open, supportive conversations about social media, mental health, and setting healthy boundaries together.
Download the Know! Tip for open-ended questions that can help spark meaningful conversations about online safety with young people.
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