Well, parenting is challenging, and you know that if you've got children.

I think one of the biggest layers, Danny, that people have to work through these days is social media and the impact of it.

So I'm John Fuller, joined by Dr. Danny Werta.

He leads our parenting team.

Talk about social media and what that does to a mom

who might be struggling with confidence and some self-doubt. It creates a tremendous pressure to

measure up to a certain standard that you're seeing on social media. And there was a recent study

that came out. And John, it says that moms who look for

parenting advice on social media are more stressed than moms that don't. Don't you think it's like

most moms are looking for? I would think so. Okay. So that means most moms are probably more

stressed than they need to be. Yes, that's right.

It creates an overwhelming feeling that I need to be doing all these things that the influencers are doing or other moms are doing.

I'm somehow falling short.

If I'm not doing that, I am missing out on something I could be doing for my kids.

These are well-intentioned moms that want to bring

the best to their kids.

And when you see on social media,

there's so many creative ideas, great ideas,

and people responding say, man, I love it.

And I had this great time with my kids.

And it takes away the simple moments.

And for moms, they can find incredible joy in the simplicity of life

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