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The Responsible Kidfluence Code

Building a Framework for Ethical Family Content.

Our mission is to bring together the voices of parents, marketing agencies, and brands to safeguard the rights and wellbeing of children in social media content.

Guidance for parents

Guidance for brands

As the digital world evolves faster than regulation, we’re at the start of a crucial journey, and we are inviting all voices to help shape practical, respectful standards that protect the next generation growing up online.

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This shared industry code outlines clear, practical ways to protect the wellbeing, rights, and future of children involved in commercial social media content.

Responsible Kidfluence Code

Guidance for Parents & Guardians

This is for any parent or guardian whose child appears in commercial content on social media - whether as part of your own channel, or as a creator in their own right.

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Responsible Kidfluence Code

Guidance for Brands, Agencies, & Marketers

This is for any brand, agency, or industry professional involved in the planning, commissioning, or amplification of social media content that features children.

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Launch event for the

Responsible Kidfluence Code

The first industry-wide initiative to safeguard children in influencer marketing, family vlogging, and branded social media campaigns.

"If a child becomes the breadwinner, that’s a huge amount of pressure, and it takes the fun and games out of everything."

"There’s a fine line between sharing your life and exploiting your child."

"At its best, social media can be about connection and community, but it’s about how we put the right guardrails around that."

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UNICEF Launches New Industry Toolkit on Children’s Rights in Digital Marketing: What It Means for Brands and Agencies

UNICEF has launched the second edition of its Industry Toolkit on Children’s Rights and Digital Marketing, setting a new global benchmark for how brands, agencies and platforms engage children in the digital economy.
Media Coverage
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ITV News x Pepper Agency: Championing Responsible Kidfluence

Following an ITV News feature, Pepper Agency's Beckii Flint and MP Gregor Poynton discuss the urgent need for the Responsible Kidfluence Code to protect young online talent.
Best Practices
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How Brands Can Safely Use Children in Influencer Marketing

How brands can safely use children in influencer marketing using an ethical, child-first framework.
Media Coverage
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Protecting the Next Generation of Creators: Why the Industry Needs to Act Now

As seen on ITV News, we're calling for better protections for kidfluencers. Join the Responsible Kidfluence Pledge and take our short survey.
Latest Insights
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Responsible Marketing for Children's Brands: Trust & Growth

How responsible marketing for children's brands fosters trust and drives growth by prioritising ethical practices, transparency, and engaging kifluencers.
Latest Insights
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The Responsible Kidfluence Code: New Guidelines to Protect Children in Influencer Content

Discover the Responsible Kidfluence Code - a new ethical framework launched by Pepper Agency to protect children in influencer content.
Best Practices
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Using Children in Influencer Marketing: Best Practices for Brands in the Age of Digital Child Labour

Best practices for using children in influencer marketing and avoiding digital child labour risks.
Latest Insights
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How Should Brands Prepare for the EU Digital Fairness Act on Influencers?

How brands should prepare for the EU Digital Fairness Act, with a practical influencer and UGC compliance checklist.
Media Coverage
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Marketing to children on social media: what brands need to know now about the proposed under-16 ban

Pepper Co-Founder Beckii Flint shared her expert view on the UK under-16 social media ban on BBC Radio Ulster. Here is what children’s brands and marketers need to know, plus why the Responsible Kidfluence Code matters.
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