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Here's why new mothers post so many baby photos on Facebook(3)

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2016-06-08 14:14China Daily Editor: Yao Lan

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But the results could be a timely reminder that while social media can be a valuable way of keeping in touch with friends and family, people should be wary of letting it dictate how they feel about their lives, especially when it comes to something as important as parenting your children.

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"It's great to share stories and pictures of your baby, but relying on Facebook to feel good about your parenting may be risky," said Schoppe-Sullivan.

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In addition to negatively affecting how new mothers may feel about themselves, uploading images of your children to social media ¨C despite its popularity ¨C is a topic of some controversy.

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Posting images of your children on the internet without their consent might be intended as a good-natured act, but it could also be considered unfair, especially as children grow up.

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In France, authorities have gone as far as to warn parents they could face up to a year in prison and a fine of €45,000 (US$50,200) for publicising details of their children's lives on social media without their consent.

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Aside from how it makes young people feel as they grow up ¨C with widely circulated and perhaps less-than-flattering images of them being shared online without their permission ¨C there's also the threat of losing personal anonymity as things like facial recognition technology and data-mining businesses become more powerful and sophisticated.

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So sharing cute photos of your little one growing up might seem perfectly fine now, but by disseminating that information across the web, you might be unilaterally surrendering information about your child that can't be regained. Post responsibly, people!

 

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