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more and more ways to take over more and more ways to take over more and more of children s lives and their attitudes and the idea that on instagram, relationships will become more and more being done online instead of really being able to see people s reactions, develop catering and connection, supporting each other and are doing it any kind of humanised way, it really worries me a great deal. way, it really worries me a great deal- great deal. diane, i do not know if you had kids i great deal. diane, i do not know if you had kids or i great deal. diane, i do not. know if you had kids or not, but if you had kids at that preteen age now, would you ban all social media from them, knowing what you know that early development? filth. early development? 0h, absolutely early development? 0h, absolutely not. - early development? 0h, absolutely not. two i early development? oh, i absolutely not. two things, early development? oi absolutely not. two things, we have ten seconds. the content