Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO of The Set Me Free Project, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
The Hidden Dangers of Sharenting - Resilience & Relationships (R&R) - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
The Hidden Dangers of Sharenting - Resilience & Relationships (R&R) - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
The Hidden Dangers of Sharenting - Resilience & Relationships (R&R) - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
Wednesday 27th August 2025
Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders discuss 'sharenting'—the risks of sharing children's lives online. Learn about privacy and digital safety.
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Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
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Episode Overview
- Sharenting involves sharing children's lives online, often without their consent.
- Digital footprints can lead to identity theft and digital kidnapping.
- Setting boundaries and using private apps can help protect children's privacy.
- Parents should consider how their children might feel about being posted online.
- Even private social media accounts have risks; always be cautious.
Would I be comfortable if this were me on social media?
Curious about the phenomenon of 'sharenting'? Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders tackle this modern parenting dilemma, where parents share their children's lives online, often without considering the risks involved. From adorable toddler TikToks to detailed Facebook updates, sharenting can create a digital footprint that might not be as innocent as it seems. The duo discusses potential dangers like identity theft and digital kidnapping, emphasising the importance of consent and privacy for the little ones.
They share personal anecdotes and survey results, revealing how prevalent sharenting is and its implications. They offer practical advice on setting boundaries and using private apps to share family moments safely. With a touch of humour, they remind us that while our kids are cute, their privacy matters too. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating the tricky waters of parenting in the digital age. How would you feel if your childhood was an open book online?