"You'll never see my kids' faces on social media again."

What really happens when you post your kids on social media? Could you be putting them at risk? HINT: Yes, there are huge risks.If you have ever second-guessed posting your kids, this episode is for you. Co-hosts Nicki and Ashley discuss the motivations behind posting our kids (they did it for years), and what made them change their mind. This episode dives into:  The risk of digital kidnapping What is sharenting and why is it bad?  Creating digital identities for our kids Childhood embarrassment Online privacy and reputation  Child pornography (it's happening to your kids)   5 questions to ask yourself before posting your child online:  Why are you sharing it?   Would you want someone else to share that about you?  Could your child be embarrassed by it now, or in the future?  Is there anyone in the world who shouldn’t see this about your child, now or in the future?  Is this something you want to be a part of your child’s digital footprint forever?  A quick note: This podcast covers topics such as suicide, disordered eating and traumatic events. Listener discretion is advised. Let’s Talk: This may sound counterintuitive to our message, but go to Instagram and follow us at @scrolling2death. We’re there for you – to have real and honest conversations. Comment on any of our posts and tell us what you’re struggling with related to social media. What would you like us to cover in future episodes? You can also email us at hello@scrolling2death.com with any questions or comments. We'd also love to hear your stories and experiences with social media. Book Recos: Sharenthood by Leah Plunkett Growing up Shared by Stacey Steinberg Growing up in Public by Devorah Heitner ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Please take a moment to give us a follow and a 5-star rating, wherever you are listening! Visit our website for more information about Scrolling 2 Death: www.scrolling2death.com Subscribe to this channel for super-special bonus episodes: ⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scrolling2death/subscribe⁠