Hello. There's an article in The Guardian today about "sharenting", suggesting that parents who blog, Tweet and share pictures about all aspects of their children's lives could be doing their children harm by crossing the boundaries between public and private life.
Would you consider yourself a "sharent"? What form does your "sharenting" take: Facebook updates? Tweets? Blogpost? And do you think folks are vastly overdramatising the dangers of your children growing up with such a huge digital footprint?
If you're not a "sharent", does other people's "sharenting" enthrall, amuse or just annoy you?
Do please share your thoughts here.
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'Sharenting' (posting pics/Tweets/blogs about your kids): love it or loathe it?
HelenMumsnet · 18/05/2013 11:15
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