Morning Show: Addressing TikTok's Deadly Trends Impacting Mental Health
Understanding the Impact of TikTok on Mental Health
TikTok has become a platform where various trends emerge, some of which pose significant risks to mental health. As reported by the Pew Research Center, 58 percent of kids aged 13 to 17 access TikTok at least once a day. This level of engagement can lead to exposure to harmful trends that could adversely affect their mental health.
Identifying Deadly Trends on TikTok
- Portrayal of harmful behaviors
- Glorification of diet culture
- Promotion of dangerous challenges
With these trends circulating on the platform, it is vital for parents to stay informed and vigilant.
How Parents Can Protect Their Kids
- Encourage open communication
- Monitor social media use
- Educate children about the risks
By taking proactive measures, parents can help mitigate the negative impacts of TikTok trends on their children's health.
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