Kids need more time to develop healthy and secure identities before they’re exposed to the minefield of social media. We’re raising an anxious generation. Excessive social media use is rewiring young brains within a critical window of psychological development, causing an epidemic of mental illness. We’re urging the government to change policy and raise the threshold for social media citizenship. This means delaying the age teenagers can sign up for social media accounts from 13 to 16 - 36 Months. At 13, children are not yet ready to navigate online social networks safely. These years are crucial for them to develop a secure sense of self alongside social confidence. 36 Months aims to create a supportive platform for teenagers to cultivate a secure identity and navigate the digital landscape with resilience and mindfulness.
| Website | http://36months.com.au |
| Employees | 4 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Civic and Social Organizations |
| Keywords | Child Development, Online Safety For Children, Teen Mental Health, Early Childhood Development, Responsible Technology Use, Youth Mental Wellness, Healthy Child Development, Digital Wellbeing, Children's Online Safety, Adolescent Psychology, Screen Time Management |
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