Motherhood In Hollywood

I read an article recently that said there are 4.2 million "mommy bloggers" (eMarketer.com) in cyberspace who share everything from crafts, and recipes, to their kids' poops and tantrums (see #assholeparents).  A question I've struggled with since starting this podcast and blog is how much I should share about my daughter without violating the privacy of her future adult self. And how much should she be exposed to when it comes to the ever-growing social media outlets? Parents today have a lot more to consider when it comes to choosing what their kids watch, how often, and what the long-term effects of those choices will be. "Media Moms & Digital Dads" takes a deeper look at kids and the media culture Award-winning UCLA psychologist Dr. Yalda T. Uhls has some great guidance in her new book "Media Moms & Digital Dads: A fact not fear approach to parenting in the digital age."  Jackpot! Dr. Uhls book lays out facts, studies, and practical examples of the challenges today's families are facing with screen tim