For parents, social media plays a host of different roles from sharing little moments of their children with friends and family, connecting with other parents to seek advice and support, or as an influencer circle to promote and sell products - for parents or kids. Some parents are more careful with what they put online while others are happy to share everything. Is there a right or wrong way to go about it? What impact could it have on the child as well, especially if the child is involved in it for commercial gain, what some have termed as “kidfluencers”? We discuss with Najmin Tajudin from Makchic.

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<p>For parents, social media plays a host of different roles from sharing little moments of their children with friends and family, connecting with other parents to seek advice and support, or as an influencer circle to promote and sell products - for parents or kids. Some parents are more careful with what they put online while others are happy to share everything. Is there a right or wrong way to go about it? What impact could it have on the child as well, especially if the child is involved in it for commercial gain, what some have termed as “kidfluencers”? We discuss with Najmin Tajudin from Makchic.<br><br>Image Credit: Shutterstock</p>

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