5 types of photos of children that parents should not show on Facebook

As parents, everyone wants to "show off" their beloved child to friends, colleagues... And the most popular way to "show off" today is to post on Facebook.

However, you should be careful because this practice carries the risk of leaking personal information and can upset the people involved.

Here are five types of photos of children that you should never post on Facebook:

Photos of children and their peers

When posting photos of children playing with friends, you need to ask the children's parents' permission - Photo: Flick

Everyone has their own views on posting pictures of their children on social media, so before posting pictures of the kids after a birthday party or a trip, ask for permission and respect the views of other families involved.

Children's school photos

Schools should be the safest place for children, so limit posting photos of your child's school to ensure bad guys can't "snoop around". If you want to share photos of your child in the classroom or on the school grounds, you need to remove the school name or turn off the function to show the school's location.

Photos of children without clothes

You share pictures of your child in the bath because they look cute, but they can be used for dark purposes, such as posting them on child pornography sites. So it is best not to post pictures of your child without clothes, above all to protect your child.

Photo with young people's names

You don't mean to mention your child's name on Facebook, but posting a picture of your child wearing a backpack/uniform with the full name of the school, class and your child's name is like saying "I'm here to worship you". Therefore, check the image carefully, if necessary, you can crop the photo or blur out any information related to your child before posting.

Photos that children may not want many people to know

It could be a photo of your child crying, a photo of your child behaving embarrassingly, or a photo of your child's private life... Maybe your child is not conscious enough to tell you, but when he or she grows up a little, he or she will be upset. So, think of your child and respect him or her. It's best to keep your child's private life in your family photo album.

According to Tuoitre