Egypt's Parliament is preparing new legislation aimed at regulating children's use of social media, responding to concerns about 'digital chaos' and its impact on young people. The move follows President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's call for restrictions, citing examples from countries like Australia and the United Kingdom that are considering or have implemented similar measures. Lawmakers plan to consult with government and experts to draft laws that protect children from harmful content, cyberbullying, and abuse online. This initiative comes amid growing international debate over the risks of social media for minors and efforts to safeguard children's mental health and well-being.