Are you ‘sharenting’ your children?


You and your child might enjoy going through personal photos together, but will your child like it if you post them on social media where people he doesn’t know, like your colleagues or school friends, can see them? — Positive Parenting

It is common to see parents posting pictures of their children on social media as a way of sharing their parenting journey and memorable moments with their kids.

However, given the perils associated to social media and the internet-of-things (IOT), should we be concerned?

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