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  • Media Studies
  • Child Development

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  • Influencer marketing is a significant income source for parents.
  • Sharing children's images online raises privacy concerns.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify potential negative impacts of parent influencer posts on children.
  • To analyze how children's privacy and rights are handled in influencer content.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative content analysis of 2,597 Instagram posts from 29 parent influencers over 6 months in 2024.
  • Categorization of child-related content using a specialized Social Media Content Evaluation system.

Main Results:

  • Posts featuring children received twice as many likes as those without.
  • Identified themes: monetization of children, privacy disregard, disclosure of temperament, and child objectification.
  • Significant risk of content misuse and increased children's digital footprint.

Conclusions:

  • Parent influencer practices pose risks to children's privacy and rights.
  • Stronger protective measures are needed to safeguard children's digital presence.