Do you post pics of your kids and grandkids on social media?

If a parent does not want pictures of their child on the internet, one would hope they would have some kind of say.

What happens when the kids become teenagers and want their mom to stop reposting photos of them as children for all her frau friends on Facebook?

It's an interesting question, R2. Ideally, a parent would respect a child's privacy. If a parent doesn't, I suppose, they would just have to face the fallout and the consequences of the disrespect.

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FF block OP invasive frau

When I was a kid, my embarrassing childhood photos were kept in photo albums or a wallet and shown really only to a few people who gave a shit.

Now, parents/grandparents plaster their kids' photos all over the place on social media. Imagine if you're in high school or college and your mom keeps reposting photos of you as a child for her friends (and their friends, or even publicly).

I think in the next couple years we'll see a wave of angry young adults filing privacy lawsuits against their parents.

Posting kid photos is about gratifying their parents' need for attention. It doesn't benefit the kids in any way. It may in fact, hurt them.

I would love to see adult kids suing all their attention-whore parents!