Delaying social media?

Delaying social media?

Cross the bridge to the social media years with faith, facts and love.

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OUR EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

Faith Based

Simple digital discipleship resources that start and end with the beauty of God's social design.

Expert Guided

Calm, grounded, and uplifting information reviewed by physicians, therapists and researchers.

Girl Approved

Created for girls approaching the social media years to give them a hopeful path through the hazardous online world.

FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY

social media and middle schoolers resource Baby Steps to Social Media

Baby Steps to Social Media

Not sure when to give your child a smartphone with social media?  Our Baby Steps to Social Media has a sample age-by-age roadmap for inspiration and a blank organizer to help you start planning your family's path.

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middle schooler and phone

Road to Social Blog

Our kids are looking for a hopeful path through the social media world. The Road to Social blog addresses socia media for our middle schoolers and gives mini-lessons for families who want to delay social media.

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social media and middle schools resource My Social Media Manifesto

Social Media Manifesto

This Social Media Manifesto kit is designed to help your teen cast a vision for the role she wants social media to play in her life when the time comes. 

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We empower girls to navigate social media with intention and integrity.

Our Story

WHY DELAY SOCIAL MEDIA?

say they use social media to some degree, and 46 percent report spending six or more hours per day.

-Ed Week 2023

say they spend too much time on social media.

-Pew Research 2022

report feeling "persistently sad and hopeless."

-CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey 2024

What people love

One morning on the way to school, I noticed that my 7th grader was rummaging through my purse before she hopped out of the car. When I asked her what she was looking for--she was looking for her Social Media Manifesto. She wanted to tape it to her locker to remind her when she felt alone that there was a reason why she was waiting for social media.

Julie S.

As I dropped my girl off today at middle school, I asked how it was going in the locker bay. She said, "A ton of friends were doing Tiktok and it's really boring." I asked her "Do you want Tiktok?" She said, "Not at all."

I 100% do not think she would be skeptical of Tiktok if it wasn't for Road to Social resources and mentors.

Mandy L.