Social media can cause parents to second guess themselves. Social media can impact children , and it can also affect parents by making them feel like there is someone watching and judging everything they're doing. Dr. Harvey Karp, pediatrician, children's environmental health advocate and founder of Happiest Baby , told Insider that seeing the polished, idealized visions of what being a parent should be on social media can make parents seriously question their choices. "Idealized online posts] can make new moms and dads doubt that they're 'doing it right,' and can lead to analysis paralysis every time they enter a discussion about parenting, like figuring out the best, smartest, most moral decisions on things like vaccinations and bed-sharing," said Karp. Today, some parents might feel inclined to be "best friends" with their children. These days, there's a good chance you've seen parents post photos of their kids with captions like...
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