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    The Family Weekly: Inside the Lives of Child Instagram Influencers

    Plus: The myth of the home cooked meal, and the real danger the ‘Momo’ hoax distracts from
    by Amal Ahmed Mar 01, 2019 3 minutes
    Source: Courtesy of Mia Foos

    This Week in Family

    (Courtesy of Mia Foos)

    Vada is 5 years old—and she’s already got 40,000 Instagram followers who love her unique style and dramatic poses, shot all over Austin, Texas. Most of those posts are sponsored by brands, and it’s all thanks to the hard work of Vada’s mom and manager, Mia. Instagram has given rise to the mommy blog 2.0. It’s now easier than ever to build a parenting narrative, post cute photos

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