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Started by Casey Comerford
The debate centers on whether social media platforms are fundamentally harmful to the mental health and development of children, specifically regarding self-esteem and social comparison. While some argue that platforms provide essential tools for community building and communication, others contend that the lack of developmental maturity in young children makes them vulnerable to significant psychological risks. Proposed solutions include increased parental oversight, government regulation of content, and the implementation of mandatory age verification to restrict access for younger users.
So today I just wanted to talk a little bit about um social media and especially how much it's grown over the past ten years. Um and I really wanted to talk about like young people using social media. Um I'm talking under the age of 15 years old. Um because more and more parents are letting their kids do that. Um just because it's so normalized. It's used to communicate, which is a great thing. I mean, social media has so many benefits, um, and it's it's such a great tool. However, I do just want to say, talk about some of the dangers of young people using um these platforms, um, such as…