 641, there might be peer pressure for them to get one, but an area child psychiatrist tells WTOP's Mike Murillo that doesn't mean all young kids should have their own smartphone with social media accounts. For kids who are coping with anxiety, depression, or have trouble paying attention, social media access on a smartphone might not be best for them, says Dr. Emily Aaron, a child and adolescent psychiatrist and assistant professor at Georgetown University School of Medicine. She says the devices and the endless content that come with them.