8: Social media is driving a wedge between parents and their children

Update: 2024-11-18

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In this episode, Liz and Esther speak with Clare Fernyhough, founder of Smartphone Free Childhood. Clare shares her thoughts about why smartphones should be banned until the age of 14 and how her campaign has taken off, with parents from all over the country flocking to get onboard.

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In Channel

Introducing... Parents vs. The Internet

2024-09-1000:59

1: I wish that Brianna’s final years were much happier

2024-09-3033:35

2: A smartphone gives the world access to your child

2024-10-0632:08

3: Mindfulness saved me

2024-10-1435:27

4: What’s the worst thing you’ve seen on TikTok?

2024-10-2138:10

5: Trolls told me to kill myself

2024-10-2834:51

6: How toxic influencer Andrew Tate conquered social media

2024-11-0435:08

7: We can police children's social media use

2024-11-1138:45

11: They're 20 years ahead of the legislation...

2024-11-1839:38

10: The material steps parents can take to protect their children online

2024-11-1833:18

9: Ofcom: "The Online Safety Act will use a much bigger stick against Big Tech"

2024-11-1832:33

12: Would we give children whiskey to drink to wash down their food?

2024-11-1838:38

13: Brianna was speaking to people she didn't know online

2024-11-1838:21

8: Social media is driving a wedge between parents and their children

2024-11-1825:18

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8: Social media is driving a wedge between parents and their children

8: Social media is driving a wedge between parents and their children