Published Paper Details:

Sharenting, the act of parents disseminating their children's images and personal details on social media has emerged as a widespread phenomenon in the era of digital technology. This article examines the psychological effects of sharenting specially exploring the reasons for it, the different sorts of material shared and the resulting influence on children's privacy, self-esteem and the connection between parents and children. The text examines ethical concerns and provide suggestion for appropriate sharenting behaviours with a focus on safeguarding children's privacy. The study used a literature based review to emphasise the key components of sharenting and its influence on children. The motives include social affiliation, parental satisfaction, online exhibition and assistance from virtual groups. Sharenting may have adverse effects on children's emotional well-being and make them vulnerable to privacy hazards. The research findings indicate that parental awareness and appropriate internet sharing are of utmost importance. Furthermore, the study highlights the significance of digital literacy for parents and what the consequences of the relationship parents have with their children can be.