Health experts caution against “sharenting,” the act of oversharing details about children on social media, warning that it can negatively impact their mental health. This practice includes sharing private milestones, mistakes, or achievements, potentially leading to self-esteem issues and pressure on children. While regulations in some countries aim to protect children online, the U.S. lacks specific laws in this regard. Experts highlight the potential long-term emotional effects of sharenting, with observed mental health issues in teenagers linked to excessive sharing. The phenomenon can exacerbate feelings of isolation and anxiety in children, urging parents to be mindful of the content they post online.
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