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0:00 did you know that almost 40% of Indian parents are posting pictures of their children at least once a day in a survey called the age of consent an international cyber security firm actually came up with this finding and several more today with extremely active content creators and moms and dads enthusiastically posting pictures of their kids online every day there is a constant debate about what is allowed what is safe and what should we really
0:32 avoid and what is not safe let's get into it not okay personal identifiable information birthdays addresses personal details not to be shared two pictures of children in school uniforms routines like extracurricular activities live sharing of holidays restaurants while you post when you're currently there not okay three embarrassing or sensitive moments which could potentially harm the self-esteem of of your child remember what you post on the Internet is
1:03 permanent four medical history or problems or deficiencies with your child the world is already a competitive Place why expose your child's weaknesses five nude or partially nude pictures of your kids it could look very cute for internal sharing between your family but please For Heaven's Sake don't put it up on the internet and six not okay don't post other people's children without consent so what is okay to post post then number one positive achievements or
1:33 happiness that you want to share like birthdays or an award or graduation but be careful not to overshare specific details two it's also okay to post General updates or family outings Etc without revealing too much personal information three many film stars use this option concealing the face of the child but still posting pictures of the family finally please remember that as your kids grow into their teens they're not going to want to be posted on your
2:01 timeline nor do they want a history of themselves to be present there think about it
Summary
- 40% of Indian parents post daily pictures of their children.
- Personal identifiable information, such as birthdays and addresses, should not be shared online.
- Posting embarrassing moments can harm a child's self-esteem; such content should be avoided.
- Medical histories or deficiencies should remain private to prevent unnecessary exposure.
- Nude or partially nude images, even for family sharing, should not be posted online.
- Consent is crucial; do not post pictures of other people's children without permission.
- Positive achievements and general family updates are acceptable to share, but avoid oversharing details.
- As children grow, they may not want their images shared online, so consider their future privacy.