Startup Ideas
&gt; Social Network for Children<p>Counterpoint-- this should not be built. Kids already have a social network, it&#x27;s called the playground at school. Having children engage with their friends outside of school time is a fine goal, but there are plenty of existing after-school activities that encourage this interaction. These activities also don&#x27;t put the undue stress of having to decipher typed language, nuance, and other online-only pressures that adults can barely deal with, much less children.<p>Get your kids into scouts. Get them into a team sport. Get them into dance. Get them into after-school STEAM activities. Whatever those activities are, that&#x27;s up to their preferences, but most importantly they are out and engaging with their peers face to face. That &quot;3pm - 6pm&quot; window of time is important for children to play, and having them spend even a portion of that time hitting a like button or whatever other social network validation activities seems extremely disingenuous to me.