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Caitlin joined me on Episode 52 of that program as we cover teens and screens.Īnd one thing I found interesting was the number of pediatricians who took the post-test to claim their Category 1 Continuing Medical Education Credit which you can do after you listen to those programs. If you also subscribe and listen to that podcast, today's show is going to sound a bit familiar. If you are a listener of PediaCast CME, that's our Continuing Medical Education podcast for pediatricians and other healthcare providers. She is a community educator with the Center for Family Safety and Healing here in Central Ohio. And I have a terrific guest joining me for the conversation, Caitlin Tully. So we're going to consider all of it, the good, the bad, the ugly. Of course, there's also a vast array of benefits and good that can arise as teenagers engage on social media. These may not have the same shock value as the other problems I mentioned, but they're still very common and serious concerns and lead to lots of stress and anxiety. We also have to consider bullying, manipulation. So how do you get there? Well, first of course, as a mom or dad, you need to know what the dangers are, what are we up against? And we'll cover many of those in detail today, including the difficult ones, like exchanging R-rated photographs or videos, extortion, human trafficking because that danger is certainly out there. Where are the dangers? What are the pitfalls? What can you expect? These are all conversations we should be having with our tweens and teens.Īnd then, of course, for you as parents, what do you do should your daughter or son encounter a problem? Obviously, the first thing you want them to come to you, right? But that requires your child trusting you and feeling safe to talk about sometimes difficult maybe embarrassing topics. And despite these assurances we know that there are workarounds that kids and teens and parents should know about, should be aware of these things.Īnd that opens up some important avenues of conversation that should really take place between teenagers and their parents, as you talk about what's out there in the online landscape. So today as evidenced by the title of the program, we are talking about teenagers and their use of social media with an emphasis on some of the more private things that happen within social media platforms, which as it turn out is a large part of the problem because social media by design is not really so private after all.Īnd despite assurances by many social media platforms, they assure us that conversations and pictures and videos, things that are shared between users, they said they're private. I want to welcome all of you to the program. We're calling this one 'Teens, Dating and Social Media'. It's Episode 454 for February 25th, 2020. Mike, coming to you from the campus of Nationwide Children's Hospital. It is a pediatric podcast for moms and dads. And now, direct from the campus of Nationwide Children's, here is your host, Dr. Transcription Announcer 1: This is PediaCast.Īnnouncer 2: Welcome to PediaCast, a pediatric podcast for parents.

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How to Connect with Your Teen about Smart & Safe Media Use.

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How to Bond with Your Child through Media.

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How are tweens and teens using social media… and what are the various pitfalls and dangers of today’s social media platforms? We have answers! She visits the studio as we consider teenagers, dating and social media.

Caitlin Tully is a Community Educator with the Center for Family Safety and Healing in Central Ohio.

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