Don't look to "friend" Sasha and Malia Obama. The first daughters are not allowed on Facebook, their mother, Michelle, told TODAY's Matt Lauer.
Malia is 12 and Sasha is 9; the official Facebook age requirement is 13, but many younger kids lie and sign up for profiles, either with or without their parents' consent.
Not the Obama girls -- although, as the First Lady points out, it helps to have the Secret Service back you up on these things.
"I'm not a big fan of young kids having Facebook," Michelle Obama said. "It's not something they need."
What about by the time they leave the White House, Lauer asked. Will the girls be allowed on Facebook then?
"Depends on when we leave," Obama said reluctantly.
"If they're 40?" Lauer joked.
"Maybe we'll talk about it," she replied.
Watch the Facebook clip here, and see the full Obama TODAY interview here.
Now it's your turn: How do you set limits on social media with your kids? When should children be allowed to use Facebook?