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Child Influencers: How Children Become Entangled with Social Media Fame
Cambridge; Hoboken, NJ: Polity Press (2026), xvi, 192 pp.
‘Child Influencers’ have historically been used as a ‘catch-all’ term to refer to all forms of children who acquire some form of online celebrity. But as the chapters of this book will demonstrate, the early histories of ‘Mummy Bloggers’ (chapter 1), ‘Micro-Microcelebrity’ (chapter 2
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2K: Child Influencers in the Asia Pacific
Social Media + Society, volume 11, issue 3 (2025), various pag.
"The Special Issue offers 11 articles that consider how child Influencers are connected to discourses around hegemony, are involved in social-cultural movements and projects, and are protected (or not) by regulation. With perspectives primarily from media studies and methods including ethnography, i
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