 Five years or so have given rise to so-called mommy influencers. Those content creators can be best described as social media stage moms and dads who use their kids as props and videos and make money doing it. Thanks to an amendment in an Illinois child labor law, those parent influencers will now be required to pay the children who appear on their revenue earning platforms. The bill mandates children under the age of 16 should receive 15% of an influencer's gross earnings if they appear in at least 30% of monetized content online.