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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow, a lot of bitter grandparents on the forums today.

Maybe this is a generational thing but as a millennial (I’m 35) I don’t know a SINGLE person who thinks it’s okay to post the photo of another person’s child on the internet. There are so many reasons why that’s just inappropriate and unfair to the child. Protecting your child’s SAFETY, privacy and future right to control their internet presence is way more important than a grandparent’s hurt feelings.

Protecting your child’s internet anonymity is just GOOD PARENTING. If you’re a grandparent or relative and that offends you—let me remind you that its not about you.

If you do t understand this, then consider that this is probably the reason why you can’t be trusted with anyone’s photos.

I post pictures of my own children but relatives may not realize I have very tightly restricted privacy controls. Can’t say the same for every random aunt and internet-clueless grandparent out there. [/quote]
You really don’t have stones to throw about “good parenting”. Have you heard of screen shots? If you truly think it’s an issue, you shouldn’t post any photos at all. I mean you are basically saying I can do it because it’s my kid but you can’t to the grandparents. You aren’t concerned about the child if you’re posting photos yourself.  It’s hypocritical. And sure you can have whatever policy you want about your own kids, but I can understand why it would irritate grandparents. [/quote]

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