Sharenting reshapes parenting as children grow online stars
Special to USA TODAY examines how sharenting spans memes and viral videos, with risks from identity fraud to privacy loss. It notes 92 percent of kids online, one third with birth dates visible and half with first names, and calls for privacy rules and child veto power, urging careful digital citizenship.
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Too Close for Comfort reveals cautious advice on a supposed affair
Dear Too Close notes Sharon has allowed Jocelyn to stay overnight during business trips. The letter questions potential infidelity as Stan’s loud goodbyes draw suspicion. Answer urges not to jump to conclusions, suggesting a friendly wave and introductions when Jocelyn visits, to end the husband’s awkward display.
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