Pam Stepnick

There's so much more to that than the drama, right?

There's all of my toolkits where I'm helping parents, because this is why I wrote the book, to get back to the very first question, why did you write this book, is not to throw everybody under the book or make it a memoir of mine.

I feel an obligation as the only parent in my position, mother, to write about the...

very dangerous world of social media, internet fame, the mental health tolls it takes on people, the things it's doing to our children.

What job do kids want these days in the world?

Social media star.

I looked it up.

Chat gave me the ranking.

Number two.

Social media influencers and creators.

And that's a very scary place because parents have no idea how to navigate with their kids.

They just don't know how to do it.

So I made it my obligation to write this book.

It's one of the main reasons why I wrote it, honestly, with some fun stories in between to help out.

I don't have a PhD.

I have experience.

And experience is way more important.

And there are so many tools in my toolboxes that I used.

It could be for general parenting.

But our stories are unprecedented.