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@salomie I never said that anyone should be scared, so I’m not sure why you put that in quotes. Everyone, adults included, should be cognizant of the information they put online. A quick google search yields many results, articles, studies and anecdotes about problems that arise from posting...

@salomie You’re not being downvoted for asking questions. You’re being downvoted because when you got answers you said you didn’t care. There is a myriad of articles and studies about the dangers associated with posting your child’s photos/videos online.

@judsonuguy89 I don’t think it’s fear based at all - I think it’s just yet another issue of having to educate oneself on the risk involved in something (in this case, posting your child’s photos on social media) to decide if it’s worth it for you to participate in. As I’ve said in other...

@noahboadi There are some mentioned here. Other than that, you can try asking in r/babybumps or r/beyondthebump or just do a google search probably.

@helol69 I don’t have TikTok, but the snark pages for these “momfluencers” absolutely drag them for using their kids for views and not blurring their faces, and rightfully so.

@rgreen I think it’s r/November2022Bumpers . You’ll have to access it from desktop or browser in order to message the mods I think.

@katrina2017 Our bump group has a separate group that is vetted by the mods as some moms didn’t feel comfortable posting pictures or asking questions in the other group as it grew (1500+) with not many of those users being active. The offshoot group has around 100 users for comparison. ETA: I...

@boy16boy Yes he very, very, VERY tall for his age

@doctored This comment should be way higher up

@billfojesus Im all for making an informed decision, but that goes for everything in life. As long as someone is making a decision based on the risk vs. benefit, that’s totally fine. I just think in a lot of cases, people either don’t know or are naive of the risks involved in their choices or...

NPR did a great article about it. Pictures of fully clothed children aren’t safe from sexual predators. Also, bullying, identity theft, digital kidnapping, and the photos being used illegally or repurposed are other issues.

@katrina2017 Yep. Especially since that’s a whole ass fetish. 😑

@cindlee It makes me anxious when I see someone post a video or photo of their baby with their face In clear view. I get wanting to share them for sure, but you’re literally sharing them with millions of strangers. Yes, it’s a community for parents, but one still has to take safety precautions...

@roxyat4896 We bought my parents and in laws the photo album that you can upload photos and videos directly too. I’m sure it’s not the most secure thing in the world but it’s better than posting them online or having to send a million photos a week

@katrina2017 Oh ya we all had that angelfire website lol

I know we are all proud parents who think our children hung the moon, but a gentle reminder that this is not a private nor vetted subreddit. It’s your prerogative, of course, but please think carefully before posting pictures or videos of your child’s face online. This sub has over 200,000...

@susyq Yep! It’s totally normal for babies not to sleep through the night. And to not do it consistently. Also have a 9 month old who sometimes does and sometimes doesn’t. Don’t let the parents with the miracle babies make you feel like you’re doing something wrong.