Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, PhD

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Speaking of Psychology · “Sharenting”: What happens when children's lives are shared online? With Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, PhD · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

Um people being a little bit more cautious and a little bit more considerate about what they're doing.

doing, especially when you think about just like nationally, the things that we're talking about when it comes to child exploitation and these sorts of things as well.

when it comes to child actors, right?

Like they should, if they're working, they should be compensated.

You know, we're not we if we went and let a kid work at a coffee shop and not get compensated, like why are we letting them be social media influencers and their parents have complete control over the that money, you know?

If your kids are old enough, having that conversation about what they're comfortable sharing versus not sharing is important.

So then you can kind of have that as your framework of like, they're fine if I take a picture of their basketball game, but they don't want me to do this.

So you have that as a framework.

I think having private accounts, regularly checking who is following you and kind of, you know, pruning that the way you do like the hedges or something, right?

Like, do I need to have all these people still on my on my follower account?

Um, and then just kind of continuing to be mindful about the why, right?

Like it doesn't some things are fun, like you know, it's nice to share the joys of parenting and thinking about what is the reasoning behind why you're sharing things and also making sure that you're sharing things that put your kid in a positive light.

I think sometimes people, you know, want some support around the ups and downs of parenting or their struggles, but would I consent to everyone knowing about?

What my hardest moment?

No.

So why should that be?

Yeah, and that's some so many of them are so sad.

And like I think that the thing that was super interesting is like when that first started, you didn't get that much of a backlash.

And then eventually people were like, This is ridiculous.

Why are we doing this?

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