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Children build media habits and preferences from a very young age. These practical strategies build balance, critical thinking, self-regulation, and safety skills for toddlers through elementary school-aged children.
Learn the strategies (PDF | 315 KB)
Conversation Starters for Families of Tweens and Teens
This resource provides ideas and examples parents and guardians can use to frame conversations with youth around common scenarios involving technology, social media, and video games.
Social Media, Online Safety, and Youth Mental Health Fact Sheet
This fact sheet highlights best practices and resources for parents and caregivers for social media, online safety and youth mental health.
View fact sheet (PDF | 2.7 MB)
Online Health and Safety Resources
The Task Force collected an extensive set of federal and non-federal best-practice resources for promoting the online health and safety of children and adolescents.
Additional Resources
Additional resources are available through the SAMHSA-funded Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health, run by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- The 5 Cs of Media Use
- Family Tip Sheet - Building Healthy Digital Habits (PDF | 138 KB)
- Conversation Starters
- Activity Cards
- Online Health & Safety Resources
- Q&A Portal Library
Social Media Shareables
New Resources
Post Copy - All Platforms: We talk to kids about street & swimming safety, but there are also safety rules for the digital world. Check out these new resources for information and educational resources that youth, parents, educators, and others who help youth can use to assist youth navigate social media. https://www.samhsa.gov/kids-online-health-safety-task-force/kohs-report-safe-internet-use
Post Copy - All Platforms: Wondering how to talk to your children or students about social media? The SAMHSA-funded Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health has resources that provide timely guidance for youth on how to use digital media and manage their presence online: https://www.samhsa.gov/kids-online-health-safety-task-force/kohs-report-safe-internet-use
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Activity Cards
Post Copy - All Platforms: Young people are going to use social media and other online platforms. Check out these resources to encourage parents and caregivers to have open and collaborative communication about their child’s online use: https://www.samhsa.gov/kids-online-health-safety-task-force/kohs-report-safe-internet-use
Post Copy - All Platforms: Children build media habits and preferences from a very young age. It’s important that they know both the benefits and the risks of being online. Check out these new resources for strategies, recommendations, and best practices to help build balance, critical thinking, self-regulation, and safety skills for toddlers through elementary school-aged children: https://www.samhsa.gov/kids-online-health-safety-task-force/kohs-report-safe-internet-use
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