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Are Parents Guilty of “Oversharenting”?

Are Parents Guilty of “Oversharenting”?

Submitted by on July 2, 2012 Website: www.parents.com

I know I overshare on my blog. There is a new term. It’s called "oversharenting."

I cringed when I read parts of this Wall Street Journal article. As in, “God I hope I’m not oversharenting everything I post.” When it comes to my kids, I’d like to think they won’t be horrified by my blogs in 15 years. I keep telling myself that since everything is so instant, everything is also instantly forgotten, right? But what if it’s not?

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