Sharenting
Covid-19 has turned the world on its ear! Schools are closed. The world is working remotely. And Lola is home from college until the next school year. WTF? So what do parents do? We jump online to post "home school" schedules, photos of our kids being adorable, and everything in between. In other words, we sharent.

Sharenting is that thing where parents share waaaaaay too much about their kids on social media to the point where their kids—and their friends—roll their eyes in exasperation. Join us this week as we sharent all over the place on I Shouldn't Have Had Kids.

Laughter might not cure the coronavirus, but it's good medicine—and we’ve still got a good supply on the shelf!

Quote of the Week
“You know you’ve failed as a parent when you’re getting lessons in online responsibility from a god damn teenager. These are the same people who would French kiss a taser for TikTok.”  ~Lewis Black

Links
Hilarious Girl Scout Parody on YouTube: All About That Badge
New York Times Article about Harvard Closing: An Eviction Notice
Back In Black on the Daily Show: The Rise of "Sharenting"
New York Times Video: Why Kids Are Confronting Their Parents About "Sharenting"
University of Michigan's National Poll on Children's Health: The Likes and Dislikes of Sharenting
The Atlantic Video: Are Parents Exploiting Their Kids on Social Media?

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