Interview with Bronx blogger on how parents can keep kids safe on social media apps like TikTok
Geanine Cilenti, an influencer and blogger for "Trendy Chaos," says some options for parents include family pairing and setting boundaries.
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Mar 29, 2023, 11:48 AM
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Geanine Cilenti, an influencer and blogger for "Trendy Chaos," says some options for parents include family pairing and setting boundaries.
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