I don’t post my children either, but this little girl has an obvious and non hidden difference. It looks like she doesn’t have eyeballs.
So you’re a parent, first obligation to your child. But even inside that world there are some competing pulls:
You want to build her a more accepting world. There is a perception that different physical appearances need to be covered up or hidden or not displayed. This can make people less accepting becuase they encounter it less often. If I’m her parent I want to normalize people showing off these differences so she is more accepted.
2.You don’t her to ever think you’re ashamed of her. Many parents post often and loudly. It’s a concern that she could get a negative perception of this privacy as she gets older.
I don’t post my children either, but this little girl has an obvious and non hidden difference. It looks like she doesn’t have eyeballs.
So you’re a parent, first obligation to your child. But even inside that world there are some competing pulls:
2.You don’t her to ever think you’re ashamed of her. Many parents post often and loudly. It’s a concern that she could get a negative perception of this privacy as she gets older.