Episode 167: Sareta Fontaine on blogging, screentime and online safety

The Scummy Mummies Podcast

Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn

Kids & Family, Self-improvement, Parenting, Education

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Our guest for this episode is the legendary award-winning blogger Sareta Fontaine! We discuss a range of topics from what it means to be an influencer to keeping your kids safer online, and how to manage screentime.

Sareta is also an ex-make-up artist, so we squeeze in some chat about that. She discusses her favourite high street make-up brands, tells us what's wrong with the beauty scene today, and reveals her top tip for looking good in five minutes.

For more from Sareta, visit her website and follow her @heysareta.

This episode was made in partnership with Google. Visit the Be Internet Legends website to find out more about their resources for helping children to stay safer online. For more ways to help your family create healthier digital habits, search for or download, the Google Family Link App. The Family Link app is available to use on your children's Android devices.

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1:26.0	This is the scummy mummies podcast.
1:43.3	Hello and welcome to the scummy mummies podcast. It's me Helen Thorne and it's me Ellie Gibson and guess what Ellie what we've got serita on the podcast hello
1:47.4	serita
1:49.3	hello serita fonteing yes if that is your real name?
1:52.6	Is that your real name?
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