even before they can consent?
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I used to work for social years ago, in a polite way my children are staying off social as long as possible ..

Yes kids should not be on social media imo and that includes being posted on their parents and grandparents social media. This is a sore subject for me because my mom could not accept that I didn’t want my child posted all over social media, my mom constantly brought it up and argued to the point of crying about it, and then I found out she was doing it anyway behind my back. I really don’t understand how posting on facebook is so important to people but that really just speaks to how addictive and unhealthy it is, and I won’t allow my sons privacy to be obstructed like that.

100%, why give them a digital footprint before they even understand what that means.

I don’t post my kids and I don’t want them online until they can consent at the bare minimum because of all the safety issues.

I think it depends on the context. I think some things should definatly be kept private. One of the benefits of seeing my daughter on a private fb preschool page was seeing her happy in her environment. When your child is pre verbal it makes life slightly challenging. At one point she couldn’t tell me who her best friend was neither could the school due to data protection however she could show me and I could understand what she had done that day.