HAMPTON, Va. - We turn to experts from Hampton University to offer advice for parents about sites and habits that could be risky for kids online. Allie-Ryan Butler and Dr. Barbara Inman help us make sense of social media sites, some you may not have heard of, that are often hazardous playgrounds for impressionable minds.
Advice for parents wondering what the kids are doing online on Coast Live
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