Parents Posting Kids Online: Sharing or Oversharing?
Adults commonly document family life online, but children may have little control over a permanent digital record. Parents disagree about safety, consent and the value of sharing milestones.
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Should parents avoid posting identifiable photos of young children publicly?
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Yes, wait for consent ↔ No, parental discretion
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Adults commonly document family life online, but children may have little control over a permanent digital record. Parents disagree about safety, consent and the value of sharing milestones.