Social media is a huge playground for any mom. However, to ensure the safety of yourself and especially your baby, you need to absolutely avoid posting the following 8 things on social networking sites.
1. Baby shower pictures
The image of your baby being partially or completely naked in the shower or in some other situation is not something to show off on social media. Unfortunately, these images could get into the hands of sick people who love to collect and spread children's erotic images.
Be careful before every information sharing about you, mom
2. Pictures of sick or injured babies
Ask yourself questions: Would you be willing to have someone upload pictures of yourself during sick times?
3. Photos of the baby being punished
No matter how angry they are, parents should not post pictures of their child being punished, being criticized for making a mistake online. When the anger is over, she will deeply regret it. This action can cause your baby to face a lot of criticism, feeling stressed, depressed and distrustful of his parents.
4. The baby is going to the toilet
Images of your child sitting on the potty or on the toilet should be kept private on a hard drive or a storage device rather than posted on any website with private mode. Did you know that every image you post on the internet will last forever? There will certainly be times when the baby grows up and just wants to hide right in the ground (if possible) when someone teases him with images like this.
Internet - a potential danger for children Internet is an indispensable part of today's society and gradually, children also soon begin to get acquainted with this concept. Children can use the internet to serve their learning as well as their entertainment needs. But be careful, the internet can be a very dangerous place for your baby!
5. Private information
To keep children safe , parents absolutely never share information such as baby's full name, address, school ... on the internet. Somewhere there are stories waiting for information like this to serve the purpose of kidnapping children.
6. Photos of baby and friends
You may not mind sharing pictures of your baby, but other fathers and mothers do. If you are going to share pictures of your baby and her friends, don't forget to consult with parents. Do not post pictures of children without parental consent.
7. Information that could make your child a victim of violence
The image of a weak, wet, crying baby easily makes him a target of school violence . Likewise, mothers should avoid sharing goofy nicknames that can make babies tease in real life.
8. Baby pictures and adventure activities
Bouncing, riding a motorbike at high speed and taking pictures with your child ... seemingly just harmless shared images, it is easy to hit the ax of public opinion. You know, the online crowd effect can bring about unexpected mental and emotional harm to your baby.
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Be wary when showing off your child on social networks
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