Parents actively share information about their children on Facebook, but little research has
explored the extent of this issue. The goal of this paper is to theorize a new type of parents' …

The practice of sharing family photographs is as old as the camera itself. Many mothers now
share baby photos online, yet little is known about what kinds of baby photos they share and …

New mothers can experience social exclusion, particularly during the early weeks when
infants are solely dependent on their mothers. We used ethnographic methods to investigate …

In this paper, we present the first formal study of how mothers of young children (aged three
and under) use social networking sites, particularly Facebook and Twitter, including mothers' …

This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the concept of sharenting, emphasizing its role
in violating children's privacy. Mechanisms of online self-disclosure are also analyzed …

Despite widespread adoption of information and communications technologies (ICTs) by
families in the United States, little is known about parents' use of ICTs specifically for family …

Children's online privacy has garnered much attention in media, legislation, and industry.
Adults are concerned that children may not adequately protect themselves online. However …

Sharenting, which means sharing the photos of children on social media by their parents,
has started to be considered as an important and sensitive issue in the field of mental health …

Mothers and mothers-to-be often become e-health users because of their need for sharing
emotional and practical parental experiences. In this sense, web forums seem to positively …

Stworzona ponad pół wieku temu idea Marshalla McLuhana (2001), iż „dzięki radiu, telewizji
i komputerowi weszliśmy już do globalnego teatru, w któ rym cały świat jest …