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Kids and the Internet

  • Jun 7th, 2008
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    • I was reading Monkey Daddy’s blog the other day and he had a link to a really great article on Slate.com:

    Is This Tantrum on the Record?
    The ground rules for writing about your kids.
    By Emily Bazelon
    http://www.slate.com/id/2192374/

    I found this really interesting — particularly since we post pictures of nephews and nieces and our friends’ kids.  Makes me wonder if we should be password protecting our site (or at least getting permission from the parents!).

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    One Response to “Kids and the Internet”

    1. Denise Schipani Says:

      June 7th, 2008 at 4:23 pm

      This is under discussion right now among some mom-writer friends of mine. Some are afraid their kids’ future bosses might google them and find out something embarrassing. I operate under the rule that when they are too young to be embarrassed, I can write about them. And besides, their name doesn’t match mine.