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Parents may face legal liabilities for children's online behavior

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  • Parents may be held responsible for children's online behavior
  • Online activity can be dangerous for children with mental health issues
  • Addressing underlying symptoms is crucial
  • Setting clear behavioral expectations can reinforce positive change
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  • Parents may soon be held responsible for their children's damaging online behaviors, similar to the recent ruling on the parents of Oxford school shooter Ethan Crumbley.
  • Confiscating devices may not be the answer, but parents can focus on addressing underlying symptoms and setting clear behavioral expectations.
  • Families should be able to identify "red flag" behaviors and take proactive measures to prevent a tragedy, including seeking treatment, adjusting medications, and staging interventions as necessary.
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