Do Not Post: How to Set Digital Boundaries with Family & Friends
About this episode
This episode discusses how to set digital boundaries regarding posting children online without damaging family relationships.
This Episode is brought to you by presenting partner, Proton and their Born Private Campaign, which allows parents to reserve a private email address for their child before they’re even online- offering a way to give children a more protected digital starting point, before tracking and profiling begin. Your kids deserve privacy before the internet decides otherwise. Give them a clean digital start by reserving a Proton Mail email for just $1 at proton.me/momuncharted and share this with a friend who needs to hear it. Every child is Born Private, and it should stay that way. How do you tell family and friends not to post your child online without damaging relationships? In this episode of Parents Uncharted, host Sarah Adams breaks down exactly how to have one of the most uncomfortable- but increasingly necessary - conversations in modern parenting: setting a “no posting” boundary for your kids. Whether you’re a new parent, expecting, or rethinking how much you share online in 2026, this episode will help you navigate the reality that your child’s digital footprint starts early- and often without their consent. Sarah gives helpful tips on how to approach family members…
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