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I finally (partially) disagree with Lenore — I think it’s pretty awful to post a humiliating video of someone else (child or adult) w/o permission. The story illustrates why: we can no longer reliably control the reach of these things. A FB post becomes local news too easily.https://twitter.com/freerangekids/status/972160303407431682 …
When I was a teen, mom & I were devising new and increasingly clever means of manipulating one another on the daily. They make *hilarious* stories to share now, adult to adult! I think social media could’ve been a real threat to our relationship back then, if it had been a thing
Importantly, the key point of the article stands! We need to have some perspective — these are real, messy families like everyone else’s. People make mistakes, kids and parents alike. We’re all better off dismounting the high horse & instead thinking about what can be learned.
The truth of this post is truthy.
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