How Parents Can Safely Allow Teens to be on Facebook
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032 
Facebook has become a big deal with teens, and sometimes parents are fearful about letting them have access. We face those fears and get rid of them for good by talking about how teens can use Facebook as their parents “chillax!” Our guest is an actual teenager and our host’s son, Nate DeGraaf begin_of_the_skype_highlighting.
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Facebook has become a big deal with teens, and sometimes parents are fearful about letting them have access. We face those fears and get rid of them for good by talking about how teens can use Facebook as their parents “chillax!” Our guest is an actual teenager and our host’s...
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