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    July 14, 2015
    Parents and Social Media

    Social-Media-Using Parents Use Facebook and LinkedIn More Often and Instagram Less Often Than Non-Parents

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    Social-Media-Using Parents Use Facebook and LinkedIn More Often and Instagram Less Often Than Non-Parents
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    Parents and Social Media
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    Mothers Give and Receive Support on Social Media
    Social Media is One of Many Sources for Parenting Advice and Information
    Parents Use a Range of Social Media Platforms; Facebook Tops the List
    Social-Media-Using Parents Use Facebook and LinkedIn More Often and Instagram Less Often Than Non-Parents
    Mothers More Likely to Interact With Their Facebook Networks
    More Than a Few Good Friends
    Parents More Likely to Be Friends With Their Own Parents and Neighbors
    Parents Use a Range of Social Media Platforms; Facebook Tops the List
    Social-Media-Using Parents Use Facebook and LinkedIn More Often and Instagram Less Often Than Non-Parents
    Parents, Particularly Mothers, Respond to Good News on Social Media
    Mothers Give and Receive Support on Social Media
    Social Media is One of Many Sources for Parenting Advice and Information
    Parents Have Similar Network Sizes to Non-Parents
    A Few Good Friends
    Mothers More Likely to Interact With Their Facebook Networks
    Parents More Likely to Be Friends With Their Parents and Neighbors, Non-Parents More Likely to Connect With Current Friends
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