G Writes

  The far-reaching implications of sharenting extend beyond identity theft, delving into the very fabric of parent-child relationships and children's psychological well-being. 1. Sharenting Can Cause a Rift in the Parent-Child Relationship: Studies have shown that adolescents often disapprove of sharenting, especially when they believe their parents are doing it for self-promotion or validation. The general sentiment among adolescents is that sharenting is "embarrassing and useless," unless the motive is purely informational. A strong parent-child relationship is vital for a child's overall well-being. It's crucial to ensure that children aren't exploited and that they have a say in how they are represented online. 2. Sharenting Can Lead to Unhealthy Comparison and Insecurity Among Children: Social comparison is a well-documented consequence of adolescent social media use. Children, even if not directly involved in crafting their social media presence, can