We Stopped Sharing Pictures of Our Kids Online (Here’s Why)
If you’ve ever felt even a small hesitation about sharing your kids online, this conversation is for you. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer but there is wisdom in listening, praying, and choosing the most protective path when you’re unsure.
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Show Notes
I never expected an innocent moment to change how I show up online as a mom, but one experience stopped me in my tracks and forced me to ask harder questions about privacy, protection, and wisdom in a digital world.
In today’s episode, I’m sharing the story behind why we stopped sharing our kids’ faces online and the deeper convictions, concerns, and discernment that shaped that decision. If you’ve ever felt even a small hesitation about sharing your kids online, this conversation is for you. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer but there is wisdom in listening, praying, and choosing the most protective path when you’re unsure.
What You’ll Learn
- What happened when a video of my children went viral and why it became a turning point
- The realities of online privacy, consent, and how little control we actually have once something is public
- Why AI, facial recognition, and future tech developments raised new concerns for me as a parent
- How to share your motherhood journey without exploiting your child’s childhood
- Encouragement for navigating parenting decisions with conviction, grace, and flexibility
Links
- Order a Copy of "Be Good to Your Body"
- Low Tox Toddle Guide
- Vaccine Strategy Class (for Parents)
- FREE Postpartum Recipe Bundle
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