Students should be banned from using cell phones in school, parents should delay their child’s access to social media, and social media companies should restrict access for users younger than 16. Social media has rewired childhood, and the stakes could not be higher,” said Commission Co-chairs Pearl Gabel and Charles Gelinas. The report makes recommendations for lawmakers, parents, educators, community groups, parents, healthcare organizations and social media companies. Social media companies should restrict access to social media platforms for users younger than 16, provide tools for parents to better navigate social media with their children, and do more to prevent cyberbullying, discrimination, and child exploitation. Healthcare providers should convey the importance of age-appropriate social media engagement and routinely screen adolescents for signs of “problematic social media use” to identify potential risks and intervene early.