5 pictures of your child you should not post online

My dear lovely mummies today we are discuss one most important topic sometimes we are post pics of our children this is correct or wrong sometimes you can feel happy our friends is appreciate your baby is super like that. Nowadays all are post WhatsApp status ,Facebook and Instagram extra.but it is safe ? I can think sometimes.And I can discuss this topic with my my brother I can read one optical somewhere you can told for me you can post alone the beautiful pics of babies that some ad agency taken can search in net the baby photo they can used for advancement.Take extra caution to ensure that you do not share your child's full name, home or school address, or live location online. The information, if obtained by mischief mongers, can be misused.that's why can't post my baby pics only I never post alone with her pics only group photos only I can post let's today we are discuss the topic.

As much as you love to share pictures of your child’s milestones and special moments online, it can pose a threat to your child’s safety and security if the pictures are misused or misappropriated. Here are five such pictures of your child that you should avoid sharing online to protect your little one.
Pictures of bath time

Do not post pictures of your child where they are partially or completely naked. Not only will your child be embarrassed or even upset to see the pictures when they grow up but it can also put their safety at risk. Once the picture is online, you cannot delete it permanently. Such pictures can fall into the wrong hands and edited or morphed for unethical purposes.

Pictures of your sick child

No child or even an adult would want people to look at pictures of him or her when unwell. So, abstain from posting such pictures on social media.

Pictures revealing location, identity

Take extra caution to ensure that you do not share your child’s full name, home or school address, or live location online. The information, if obtained by mischief-mongers, can be misused.

Now that most children have access to social media, there is every possibility that your child’s classmates may come across some post on your child, exposing his weakness or fear or a nickname, and can resort to bullying. So, make sure you do not post anything about your child that can be a potential fodder for bullies. If your child is old enough, do not post anything without his or her consent.

Controversial pictures

At home, you can allow your child to explore playing with your smartphone under your supervision. But these moments, when shared online, can subject your kid to a lot of criticism and trolling. And that’s definitely not something that you would want your child to face.
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