Anonymous wrote:I'm on your side but I really really really don't think it's as easy as that. People take naked pictures of their kids all the time and it's certainly not porn. You'd probably have to offer up every picture you've ever taken off your kid and I'd there was one of them nude you'd lose your case. A naked pic doesn't pornography make. There's much more to it, there has to be out every parent since the invention of cameras would be convicted of kiddie porn production. Think about it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nanny here. Do other nannies really do that? I have a clause in every contract I sign that I am not allowed to share any pics of my charge on social media. I can only send to the parents and family members. I am really close with my current family and regularly send pics to my charges grandparents.
I would never post a picture or a child that is not mine, especially nude. In some cases that could be considered distribution of child pornography.
Got caught of. If I were a parent and my nanny did that. I would not only fire, but take legal action. That is irresponsible and can easily get in the hands of the wrong person. I would make sure my nanny would be charged with child endangerment and distribution of child pornography.
I'm on your side but I really really really don't think it's as easy as that. People take naked pictures of their kids all the time and it's certainly not porn. You'd probably have to offer up every picture you've ever taken off your kid and I'd there was one of them nude you'd lose your case. A naked pic doesn't pornography make. There's much more to it, there has to be out every parent since the invention of cameras would be convicted of kiddie porn production. Think about it.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nanny here. Do other nannies really do that? I have a clause in every contract I sign that I am not allowed to share any pics of my charge on social media. I can only send to the parents and family members. I am really close with my current family and regularly send pics to my charges grandparents.
I would never post a picture or a child that is not mine, especially nude. In some cases that could be considered distribution of child pornography.
Got caught of. If I were a parent and my nanny did that. I would not only fire, but take legal action. That is irresponsible and can easily get in the hands of the wrong person. I would make sure my nanny would be charged with child endangerment and distribution of child pornography.
Anonymous wrote:Nanny here. Do other nannies really do that? I have a clause in every contract I sign that I am not allowed to share any pics of my charge on social media. I can only send to the parents and family members. I am really close with my current family and regularly send pics to my charges grandparents.
I would never post a picture or a child that is not mine, especially nude. In some cases that could be considered distribution of child pornography.
Anonymous wrote:Op I've never seen naked photos of kids posted online. I think you're spending way too much time on the Internet and need to take up a hobby that doesn't involve electronics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What? What "nanny groups"? I've never seen or heard of this outrageous behavior. Please report which groups you're talking about.
I don't want to out myself by name, and I think saying which groups removed me (after I explained to them why I reported specific photos) might do that inadvertently - I'm pretty sure the mods read here. I will say it was two of the largest nanny groups on FB, though.
Anonymous wrote:What? What "nanny groups"? I've never seen or heard of this outrageous behavior. Please report which groups you're talking about.