How I Stopped Being Afraid of My Kid's Future Relationship With Social Media

While I’m not that parent who forbids any photos of her kid online, I'm now more careful about what I post.

Many moons ago, when I was a sophomore in college, a newish website called Facebook became available at my school. I had been waiting for this moment for months. After hearing about it through friends at other colleges who were already on the exclusive network, I was planning my profile photo and details with the eagerness I usually reserved for getting ready for frat parties. Which is to say—much to my chagrin now—far too long.

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