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The Good (And Not-So-Good) Ways Social Media Affects Parenting
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1 . You Take More Photos
2 . You Adjust Life For Photos
3 . You're Distracted
4 . You Can Get Advice From Other Parents
5 . You Can Feel Less Alone
6 . You Can Slip Into The Comparison Trap
7 . You Can Make Real Life Friends
8 . You Have A Toddler Distraction Tool
9 . There Are More Screens
10 . Our Kids Mimic Us
11 . Sharing Kids Faces
12 . Sharing Kids' Stories
13 . Compromising Kids' Privacy
14 . You Measure Parenting Success By Likes
15 . You Set Unrealistic Expectations
16 . You Need To Ask Permission To Share Other Kids
17 . You Find Fun Things To Do
18 . You Learn About Others' Parenting
19 . You Get A Much-Needed Laugh
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