More Dilemmas Decoded

Now, the first area that Katie needs our help with, are the parents not following the social media underage rules and ruining it for others?

Oh, I've actually been experiencing this a little bit.

It is challenging.

However, my view is kind of whatever you wanna do in your house, knock yourself out.

In our house, you don't have social media.

So I've had a couple of Ava's friends who are on TikTok, or they've got access to things that she doesn't.

There is some robust discussion, but I'm just sort of sticking firm and being like, "Whatever somebody else wants to do, this is our house and our rules." Is it popular? No.

But at the same time, I'm kind of like, "They're the rules.

Take it or leave it."

So I agree when it comes to social media, that is a big no-no in our house.

Mm-hmm.

But if your friends wanna do it, you know, go for it.

However, what about uploading photos of your friends' kids via your social media?

No.

I don't do it, unless, for example, like with our WeTree campaign, and your children are in it, my children are in it, we've consented, it's absolutely fine.

But I generally don't do it.

I think when kids are in school uniforms and things like that, you know, it's up to you.

But there's also a lot of different people on our Instagram as opposed to a private Instagram.

I agree.

I rarely upload a photo of my kids in school uniform.

I don't want to say never, 'cause I probably have done in the past.

Yeah, we've all done it.

But I don't upload it now.

Mm.

And I also don't upload photos from my kids', you know, sporting activities-