Frances Rees: Tackling the social media trend of parents filming children's skincare routines

Early Years

Published June 1, 2026

The parenting trend of filming children's skincare routines for social media has worrying physical and developmental implications, says Dr Frances Rees, lecturer in law, University of Essex and principal investigator, Child Influencer Project

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