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‘Feeding’ Our Kids a Balanced Social Diet

As parents, we’re all aware of the overwhelming pull on our kids toward social media. It’s up to us to lead our kids into healthy, balanced social behaviour.
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‘Feeding’ Our Kids a Balanced Social Diet
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Melissa Richeson
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As parents, we’re all aware of the overwhelming pull on our kids toward social media. Trying to keep up with a few apps for friends, a couple for sports, one for school, and a few for trends has the potential to leave little time for any other type of interaction.

Melissa Richeson
Melissa Richeson
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Melissa Richeson is a writer and editor for Christian Care Ministry, the non-profit association of churches that manages Medi-Share. Her work has been featured in places like The Washington Post, Florida Today, Sunlight Press, BiggerPockets Wealth Magazine, WDW Magazine, and many other outlets. Melissa can often be found in real life at the beach, or virtually on her freelance website.