Exploring legislation for child influencers, the podcast delves into ethical concerns, privacy issues, and the financial implications for parents. With insights from a journalist, it discusses new laws aiming to protect child influencers' profits and rights, drawing comparisons to child actor regulations under the Coogan Law. The narrative highlights testimonies from former child influencers, shedding light on the impact of social media exposure on young personalities.

Fortesa Latifi, a journalist renowned for her work in the Washington Post, joins to discuss urgent legislative changes in Utah aimed at safeguarding child influencers. In light of the Ruby Franke scandal, they delve into the challenges facing child vloggers who generate significant income for their families. Fortesa sheds light on the need for protective laws, fair compensation, and the emotional ramifications of family vlogging. They also explore the disconnect between tech companies and the realities of parenting in the influencer age, and the crucial conversation around ethical content creation.

Fortesa Latifi, Washington Post and Teen Vogue reporter, discusses the repercussions of an Instagram account that posts images and videos of children using the potty. They also talk about the recent trend of parents pranking their babies on TikTok and the ethical concerns associated with sharing children's lives on social media.