Parental Discretion Advised

from Pushback with Dr. Jonny · host Dr. Jonathan Claussen

Congress is looking to pass the Kids Online Safety Act, a bill aiming to protect kids from the harms of social media and other online platforms. While Dr. Jonny commends congress for trying to introduce such bill, he exhorts parents to exercise the greatest discretion over our children’s lives and the content they are exposed to. This is an emergency and requires radical change and oversight for the health of our children!

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