Should You Be Posting Your Kids Online? | Author Leah Plunkett
Are we posting our kids online in ways that could seriously hurt them later? Lead Plunkett, author of 'Sharenthood' and faculty at Harvard law school, talks about the hidden risks of posting your children online, what most parents don’t understand about privacy in the digital age, the dark side of the family…
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