Parents Online: Privacy and Your Kids -- Video

http://www.DadLabs.com - Many parents are taking to blogs and other places online to post family photos, pictures of their kids, and sharing information with other moms and dads in an online community like DadLabs.com. This raises an important parenting issue of privacy for your family. In this episode of The Lounge, Daddy Clay and Daddy Brad offer tips on how you can protect your privacy and that of your children. What is appropriate in terms of sharing images and stories online about your kids? DadLabs Ep. 370. Brought to you by Baby Banz. Visit http://www.dadlabs.com for more! Distributed by Tubemogul.

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[pikachulovable]

yeh

[pikachupuppy]

Depends where your sharing.

[missevavavoom]

I think that the "perv" thing on the Internet is greatly exaggerated. It took me almost 13 years on the Internet before I ran into a pervy "favoriter" on Flickr (They deleted his account within 24 hours.)

Anonymous haters and inappropriate commenters on Youtube are much more hurtful to kids and teens on a daily basis.

Kids belong in family and peer settings online and off and not using the medium to share your family experience is missing out on a great opportunity.