Moderation and balance as the wise @soyrosa says. As long as you're aware and conscientious about it, good things come from that. As for people monetizing their kids, that makes my blood boil. Kids may make some money for the family, but it'll reshape their social values and skills to a degree we can't even project at this point. There may be some good in the short-term, but maybe not. There also may be some good in the long-term, and likely maybe not. Childhood actors don't seem to have a successful history in our film in recent decades. Despite parental involvement (assuming nothing like Michael Jackson's Dad), I think it's unnatural and a bit of using kids as a sideshow instead of raising them to be in tune with reality. In the end, loving themselves and others is the key for happiness, not followers and click advertising revenue.