> bad parents are They may be "normalizing" it, but they're definitely being "enabled" by the social media companies who create the actual "benefit" that dri

> bad parents are They may be "normalizing" it, but they're definitely being "enabled" by the social media companies who create the actual "benefit" that drives the behavior in the first place. It makes me think of the California Child Actor's Bill[0], and how it sets up "Coogan Trusts." The law requires the _employer_ to set aside money into a trust completely bypassing the parents. It seems to recognize that any amount of money injected into a parent and child relationship creates unique strains that do need to be considered directly. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Child_Actor%27s_Bill https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Child_Actor%27s_Bil...