Roxy Jacenko's regret over promoting her daughter as a social media influencer highlights growing concerns about the impacts of 'sharenting', spilling into debates over child safety online.
Only 20% of parents in Australia never share images of their children on Facebook, contrasting sharply with privacy-conscious families who fear risks associated with disclosing identifiable information.
The impulse to share children's images online often overshadows awareness of potential dangers, prompting a call for parents to critically assess their 'sharenting' practices.
As more parents grapple with the balance of sharing versus privacy, advocates for limiting children's visibility online are gaining ground, emphasizing the long-term consequences of public exposure.
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