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Child Influencers Should Be Protected By New Guidelines Expert This paper presents findings of two case studies of smi children. through content analysis of their instagram posts, we explore key legal and ethical concerns related to children working as social media influencers. Former child stars of the 1980s such as macaulay culkin and drew barrymore have expressed regret at being child stars and missing out on a ‘normal’ childhood. It’s normal and natural for children to want to keep up with the rich and the famous — just like you may have read magazines or put rockstar posters on your walls as a teen — but it is important that kids understand the “fantasy reel” nature of social media. They are part of the newest generation of so called child creators — or “kidfluencers” — who are reaching viral stardom on platforms such as tiktok, instagram and at ever younger ages.
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