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I think parents should respect their children if they don’t want their pictures online. This is where family vlogging and showing children online to the world becomes problematic. Most kids don’t get a say and they should. Their digital footprint should be their decision when they start to use SM. You just don’t know whose behind the screen, and if your page is private(what goes on the internet can stay). Same goes for babies. Parents need to think about these things before they click post.
Kids should always be kept away from social media. In India most parents don't allow their kids to have any accounts on social media untill they reach 15 of age.
Viabhav khatri also they will also be punished for faking having social media by drawing Instagram logo and app. Plus they can also be punished for dreaming about social media.
Parents who see nothing wrong in sharing kids photos on Facebook, Instagram etc. Consider this: From my own account, I have access to countless photos of other peoples' children who appear in gymnastics leotard, swimsuits, shorts, if not completely naked in the bath or sitting bare legged on a potty chair, all with faces clearly showing. I know not only their first and last names but can also locate them as they appear wearing school uniforms, and I can easily find out their dates of birth after parents upload birthday pictures almost always mentioning the kids' ages. And no, I am not even friends on Facebook with all the parents involved, as some do not even bother restricting access to their friends only. What if they do say "friends only", and have 300, 400, or even 500 friends? It just takes one of them to be untrustworthy, doesn't it?
Is this you? Do you like to share lots of photos on social media? What do you think about parents sharing images of their children online? Let us know below 👇
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I think parents should respect their children if they don’t want their pictures online. This is where family vlogging and showing children online to the world becomes problematic. Most kids don’t get a say and they should. Their digital footprint should be their decision when they start to use SM. You just don’t know whose behind the screen, and if your page is private(what goes on the internet can stay). Same goes for babies. Parents need to think about these things before they click post.
I saw a video on this on the New york times' RUclips channel and its good that BBC ideas also had a video on this topic
That's such an important topic of our times to discuss! Thank you, BBC Ideas. :)
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Kids should always be kept away from social media.
In India most parents don't allow their kids to have any accounts on social media untill they reach 15 of age.
I live in the U.S. and it was like that for me too growing up.
Viabhav khatri also they will also be punished for faking having social media by drawing Instagram logo and app. Plus they can also be punished for dreaming about social media.
V.Khatri they only social platform kids in India will use is RUclips as a learning tool and more.
Any child who sues a parent shows that the parent never did a good job raising the child. 100% that child will not be around when he or she turns 18
Parents who see nothing wrong in sharing kids photos on Facebook, Instagram etc. Consider this: From my own account, I have access to countless photos of other peoples' children who appear in gymnastics leotard, swimsuits, shorts, if not completely naked in the bath or sitting bare legged on a potty chair, all with faces clearly showing. I know not only their first and last names but can also locate them as they appear wearing school uniforms, and I can easily find out their dates of birth after parents upload birthday pictures almost always mentioning the kids' ages. And no, I am not even friends on Facebook with all the parents involved, as some do not even bother restricting access to their friends only. What if they do say "friends only", and have 300, 400, or even 500 friends? It just takes one of them to be untrustworthy, doesn't it?
Again brought great content
Never doing that to my kids
BBC Ideas Thanks! We should more often listen to our kids.
Danielle fishel also chose not to share her baby's face on her post and said.... There are weirdos out there . Be sure with your safety guys!!👍👍
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Best thing I shared with my children was to for them to stop listening to the BBC and its dangerous content.
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