Of course it’s not. Neither of my children’s faces have ever appeared on social media. It just requires a little discipline on the parents part, which seems to be in short supply these days.

You can’t discipline others at birthday parties, unless you want no one to show next year.

Maybe beg and plead, not sure.

I’d be willing to bet their photos have been taken at malls and sold to marketing agencies, and their future passport and drivers license photos will too

Being okay with things you cannot change and actively working to further those things are two very different concepts

You cannot change the fact that you're posting photos of your kids on facebook?